FAN GALLERY: Wanderers fans watch Posh thriller on final day
See if you can spot yourself in our fan gallery from Wanderers' thrilling 3-3 draw against Peterborough.
See if you can spot yourself in our fan gallery from Wanderers' thrilling 3-3 draw against Peterborough.
Wanderers wrapped up the regular League One season with a thrilling 3-3 draw at Peterborough, but what did we learn from the contest? Charles back in the goals Dion Charles had been showing promising signs since returning from injury and the
All roads led to the Weston Homes Stadium as we prepared to take on Peterborough United in a match that could mean everything or nothing, or something in between. There was a smidgeon of hope that if Derby County lost to already-relegated Carlisle
QUE sera, sera, whatever will be, will be, we’re going to Barns-ley! Without making light of what was ultimately a disappointing day at Peterborough, what else can we do now but put full faith in a team that could just as easily blast a path to
An event to ‘celebrate everything Lego’ has come to Bolton. 'Brick Festival' took place at Bolton’s Toughsheet Stadium on Saturday, April 27. Event organiser Mike Freeman said: “This is our first Bolton event. "We’re really excited by this
18 million Brits suffer from hay fever, and close to three million people have to take time off work due to allergies, not to mention the drowsiness side effects caused by antihistamines. Despite the cold weather, hay fever season is creeping
Boots has increased its click and collect fee at UK airport stores in a move shoppers have labelled "absolutely ridiculous". Stocking up on things like sunscreen, deodorant or shower gel from Boots stores in UK airports is something all travellers
CAMERON Jerome’s late-season scoring form has come as a pleasant surprise for Wanderers, says Ian Evatt. The veteran striker has found the back of the net in each of his last three games for Bolton, having scored just once in the previous 37 games
RESIDENTS, community groups, and town centre businesses have teamed up to organise a Bank Holiday music festival for a mental health charity. Following the success of Tyldesley Music Festival last year, the event will return with 20 acts spread
All creatures great and small visited a Horwich care home to celebrate National Pet Day. Residents at St Catherine's Care Home were joined by children from Moorlands Day Nursery to spend the morning with some four-legged friends to celebrate the
IAN Evatt wants Wanderers to refocus quickly having lost out on their top target of automatic promotion in League One. The Bolton boss admitted his side had dropped too many points in the final stretch of the season as they ended up third, five
A school which ‘permeates happiness’ has been marked as good after a recent inspection. Al-Huda Primary School in Halliwell was given the grade by education watchdog, Ofsted, with inspectors visiting from March 5 to 7. Ofsted found children
Pupils in Bolton can win a chance to walk onto the pitch at a Premier League stadium. Soccer Aid for UNICEF will be taking place once again this summer, this time being held at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium on June 9. The charity match
A beautiful property that boasts modern elegance and is described as a "dream home" is currently on the market. The exquisite and spacious four-bedroom detached property is located on Aspen Close in Smithills and is priced at £500,000 – offering
A right royal welcome awaits a few lucky people from Bolton who have been invited to the famous Buckingham Palace garden party. Special invites have dropped through the doors of Cllr Andy Morgan, Braydon Stringer and Paul Hodgkinson from Bolton
A historic fire cart has been painstakingly restored over many months to its former glory and preserved for future generations. Over a year ago, The Bolton News reported efforts were underway to restore the Fletcher’s Paper Mill fire appliance
Are you looking to spend some quality time with family or catch up with friends this weekend? Whether you’re looking to indulge in a coffee and some cake or you want to try a lunchtime meal at a café near you, there is plenty to offer in Bolton
A TRADITIONAL pub on the edge of Tyldesley's high street has become a tight-knit community hub for regulars, families, and vulnerable groups. After working in various pubs across the north west, Sharon Mattin wanted to create a welcoming pub that
A Bolton councillor is calling for improvements to be made to a park in their ward. The calls are being made for more investment in Astley Bridge Park, off Moss Bank Way. The area is said to be "well-used", backing onto Holy Infant & St Anthony
In 1981 when this photo was taken the site of the former Howell Croft South bus station was in use as a pay and display car park for shoppers visiting the town centre. It would later become the site for the Octagon multi-storey car park.
A estate agents is celebrating winning the treble - of the property industry. Cardwells Estate Agents Bolton emerged victorious winning the Best Lettings Agents in Bolton award and also the Best Estate Agents in Bolton award at the British Property
A new village gardening club has opened for green fingered folk - of all abilities. Little Lever Library's Garden Brew and Chat Club meets every Tuesday afternoon for people to share tips, swap seed and plants and share what they are growing -
A number of people from Bolton have recently been before the courts. Magistrates have dealt with a variety of offences including theft, public nuisance, assault and driving matters. Here are the people who have recently been before the court
Bolton's Octagon has put out a call out for people to fill a vital role. The costume department needs more volunteers In 2023, the 56-year-old theatre put out an appeal for volunteers to join the team to assist with ‘simple sewing jobs’ and
A real brick - that's Bolton's Peter Kay, whose face has been constructed out of Lego, to mark his appearance at Co-op Live. Peter's show on Monday and Tuesday has again had to be postponed at the Co-op Live arena, as more testing of critical procedures
Fun was had by all at a tea party at a popular community pub in Halliwell for a good cause. The ‘Make Every Cuppa Count’ event was part of a national fundraising initiative by sight loss charity Guide Dogs. The event was held at the Cotton
Calls have been made to compensate more than 15,000 Bolton women after the state pension age was raised without them knowing. In 1995, the Conservative Government raised the state pension age for women from 60 to 65 in efforts to make them equal
A major road in Bolton is set to be closed as vital resurfacing works take place. Raikes Lane in Burnden will be closed from tomorrow, Monday, April 29 for approximately five days up to Friday, May 3. The road closure will prohibit all traffic
WANDERERS (3-1-4-2). NATHAN BAXTER…6.5. Beaten three times but came up with some big saves in the second half when Peterborough started to swarm Wanderers’ left side. GETHIN JONES…5.5. Tough day at the office. Gave as good as he got