BOLTONIANS have been a big part of Comic Relief 2017 so far – and we want to celebrate readers’ fundraising efforts, too.
Whether you’ve got a special event planned at work or school, or are just donning your red nose for the day – then we want to see your pictures.
Local celebrities have already put in a great shift for the bi-annual appeal.
Sara Cox raised £1 million with a 24-hour danceathon, while Jenny Ryan and Anne Hegerty from TV quiz team, The Chasers, have been entertaining audiences with their Wizard of Oz routine as part of Let’s Sing and Dance for Comic Relief.
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Send us your Red Nose Day pictures - Bolton
"Send us your red nose day selfies and let us know what you're doing for Comic Relief this year"
We asked for your responses - this is what you sent.
What is your response?Darcie byrne, eight, ready for Red Nose Day a St Matthew's school
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Darcie byrne, eight, ready for Red Nose Day a St Matthew's school What is your response?Infants at Bolton School are supporting Comic Relief today
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Infants at Bolton School are supporting Comic Relief today 
Infants at Bolton School are supporting Comic Relief today What is your response?Melanie Coucill sent this picture of Harvey and Amelia
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Melanie Coucill sent this picture of Harvey and Amelia What is your response?Vicky Kirkpatrick sent this picture of Leo Kirkpatrick, year one, and George Hunt, year one, dressed up for Red Nose Day at Kearsley West Primary School
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Vicky Kirkpatrick sent this picture of Leo Kirkpatrick, year one, and George Hunt, year one, dressed up for Red Nose Day at Kearsley West Primary School What is your response?Charlie Riley with his Red Nose Day cakes he made to raise money at his school, St Bede's Academy in Morris Green
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Charlie Riley with his Red Nose Day cakes he made to raise money at his school, St Bede's Academy in Morris Green Famous for its ready wit, the town’s comedians are sure to join the fun on Friday night.
Bolton comedian, Paddy McGuiness, has already got in on the act – gate-crashing Good Morning Britain with a tea trolley full of cakes while wearing a fetching Red Nose Day apron.
The aforementioned kitchenware is among a host of Comic Relief merchandise available this year – with money raised going towards good causes in Africa and the UK.
So if you’ve purchased one of the aprons, an official T Shirt, red nose or red nose ‘antenna’ then get your gear on and send in your photos.
Remember to include your name, age, and whereabouts in Bolton you're from.
If you've been involved in a fundraiser, then let us know what you've done and how much you've raised.
We'll use a selection of the pictures in the paper and online.
Kids and big kids are being encouraged to ‘do something funny’ for this year’s Comic Relife.
People across Bolton have been getting into the spirit.
Here are children from Bright Futures Nursery, Green Lane, Bolton, who created a music video and will be wearing red all day on Friday to mark the fundraiser.
The video was originally posted to the nursery’s Facebook page and received 1.7k views in 24 hours.
You can send your Comic Relief videos to webdesk@theboltonnews.co.uk
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