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Bolton News
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Firefighters trying to catch serial arsonist
FIREFIGHTERS are appealing for help to catch a serial arsonist, who has struck three times in two nights. read more
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Woman robs 81-year-old
A WOMAN who robbed an 81-year-old woman to pay for a drug fix has been jailed. read more
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School becomes specialist language college
A SCHOOL is spelling out "success" in 40 different languages after learning it is to become a specialist language college. read more
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Schools 'punished for being prudent'
SCHOOLS in Bolton are being punished for being prudent with their finances, a headteacher has claimed. read more
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Bolton filmmakers in line for an award
UP-and-coming filmmakers are up for awards in a competition to find the region's most innovative scripts. read more
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Mountain climb for charity
AN IT manager from Lostock is embarking on an adventure of a lifetime in aid of charity. read more
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Violent thug bites man's finger
A VIOLENT thug visited the home of his ex - then bit her new partner's finger after punching him 10 times. read more
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Woman in drug compensation court battle
A BOLTON woman is heading for a High Court showdown with pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline in a bid for compensation. read more
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Spotlight on science
A former Bolton school pupil who became a Nobel Prize winner is the inspiration behind a new initiative which encourages schoolchildren to become young Einsteins. read more
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Mentally ill at risk on mixed sex wards
Mentally ill patients could be at risk of sexual abuse because they are kept on mixed wards, a new report has warned. read more
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Writer appeals for memories
WRITER Barbara Kerks is hoping to jog some memories by appealing for information about the Nightingale Centre. read more
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Serial arsonist hunted
A serial arsonist, who has struck three times in two nights, is being hunted. read more
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Some food for thought
CHEFS from a Bolton restaurant visited a secondary school to give pupils a lesson in healthy eating. read more
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MP backs obesity campaign
BOLTON North-east MP David Crausby took a break from the weighty matters of politics to help a charity. read more
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Dancers step out for charity
A TROOP of young dancers will put on a show to help raise cash for a nurse who will trek up one of Africa's highest mountains for charity. read more
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Have your say on blue badge parking
BOLTON North-east MP David Crausby is calling for people to have their say on the disabled parking blue badge scheme. read more
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Pet cemetery plan problems
A PET cemetery plan has hit a stumbling block because local councillors do not agree with the proposals. read more
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Plea for ashes plaque at store
A PLAQUE should be put up in memory of people whose ashes are scattered on a cricket field when a supermarket is built on the land, says a councillor. read more
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Car driver ‘cruised streets for young girls’
A GARAGE worker "cruised the streets" trying to pick up teenage girls, a court heard. read more
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Council in top six for ethnic workers’ pay
BOLTON Council has made the top six of a league table showing which North-west authorities have the most ethnic minority members of staff among their top five per cent of earners. read more
