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Ian Evatt charged with misconduct after Shrewsbury red card
Ian Evatt has been charged by the FA following his red card against Shrewsbury Town at the weekend. The Wanderers boss was sent off after an exchange with Shrews captain Morgan Feeney following a dramatic 2-2 draw at the Toughsheet Community Stadium
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How Wanderers could line up against Aston Villa Under-21s
Wanderers are back in cup action as Aston Villa Under-21s come to town in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy. Ian Evatt’s men made a winning start in the group stage, coming from behind to beat Barrow at Holker Street. The Whites drew 2-2 against
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Did Banksy visit Bolton last week? All has been revealed
The person behind Bolton’s mystery Banksy-style artwork, discovered on Friday, has been revealed. British graffiti artist, Zedsy, claimed the mural – which has been entitled ‘Adrift' - in a post on Instagram yesterday. The news brings an end
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Morrisons launces Christmas recruitment drive with 3,000 jobs available
Supermarket chain Morrisons is launching its Christmas recruitment drive with up to 3,000 jobs available across its stores nationwide. The jobs available are in its stores, food manufacturing sites and logistics operations nationwide all created
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Martin Lewis explains if it's better to leave the heating on all day or not
Martin Lewis has explained whether it's more cost-effective to leave the heating on all day or not. Speaking on ITV's This Morning, the ever-savvy money-saving guru shed some light on a matter. He said: "They say it's better to only put the
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Woman's anger over new build home's 'too narrow' driveway
A homeowner has said the driveway at the side of her new-build home is not ‘fit for purpose’ due to being too narrow. Helen Thompson said she has been battling with developer David Wilson Homes for nearly three years at the new build in Longridge
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Veterans give 'fitting send-off' for 'lovely gentleman' who served in armed forces
Veterans have given a "fitting send-off" to a "lovely gentleman" who served in the armed forces. Derek Thompson, who was a member of The Crown Veterans Breakfast Club in Bury, died aged 92 on Monday, August 26 following a two-year battle with cancer
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Aldi’s incredible October specialbuys out now - air fryers to soup makers
Aldi has revealed its October special buy range and shoppers are in for a treat. Want to beat the chill and save money on energy bills this winter? Look no further. Aldi’s latest range of kitchen gadgets includes everything from super-sized
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WATCH: Evatt speaks to the media ahead of Aston Villa U21 clash
Wanderers boss Ian Evatt speaks to the media ahead of his side's Bristol Street Motors Trophy clash with Aston Villa Under-21s.
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'There was no angry Muslim mob': Man speaks out after eggs thrown at peaceful march
An Accrington man has spoken out over the abuse he and other Muslims have had after eggs were thrown at them during a march. Kamran Ali Mahmood was one of many at an annual Islamic prophet march celebration through the town on September 29 aimed
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Motorway delays as 2 lanes shut after lorry fire
10:28am Traffic has now returned to normal. All lanes have re-opened.
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LR joint top after winning ugly on the road in Yorkshire
Atherton LR maintained their unbeaten run in NWCFL First Division North with a 3-0 win on the road at Route One Rovers on Saturday. There was an early chance in Yorkshire for the visitors when Tom Romano cut inside and barely missed the target.
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Clegg’s Colls finally break duck with home triumph
Atherton Collieries finally broke their duck in NPL West with a 1-0 home win against Mossley on Saturday. They deservedly collected the full three points for the first time this campaign, with a controlling and positive display. The Collieries
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Prisoner in custody after escape from Salford Royal Hospital
A prisoner who escaped while being escorted at a hospital has been found and is back in custody, police said. On Monday, Greater Manchester Police appealed for the public’s help to trace Jonathan Windsor, 31, who they said “escaped lawful custody
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Burnden’s bride-to-be engaged in winning ways with fiancé!
Engaged pair Sarah Watton and Jonathan Sangster made the headlines for Burnden Road Runners as they finished first lady and first man respectively with outstanding times at Team Deane Triathlon Club. The speedy twosome were mentioned on the website
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Breaking down barriers to help all access leisure centres in Bolton
Three local leisure operators have teamed up with Bolton Deaf Society to make accessibility to fitness and exercise less daunting for the profoundly deaf and hard-of-hearing community. A month-long trial is running at Bolton Arena Sports Village
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Number of families hit by benefit cap in Bolton has soared
The number of households receiving Universal Credit in Bolton hit by the Government's benefit cap has soared, new figures show. It comes as a joint briefing from Shelter, Women's Aid and the Child Poverty Action Group called for the cap to be abolished
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Paddy McGuinness saddles up ahead of challenge for Children in Need
The modified chopper bike Paddy McGuinness will be riding 300 miles in for Children in Need has been revealed. TV star Paddy admitted he’s got to “get on with it” after being surprised at how unsuitable for the journey the children’s two-wheeler
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Bolton News readers can subscribe for just £5 for 5 months in this flash sale
Readers who want to subscribe to our news site can enjoy an exclusive offer of £5 for 5 months or over 40% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read our news site online, as subscribers
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Row deepens over 'garden tax' plans for charges on garden waste pick ups
A proposal to introduce green bin charges has sparked controversy and allegations about a “garden tax.” Earlier this week, Bolton Council announced it may be bringing in a new policy needing people to opt in to pay charges of £45 a year to have
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Timing of Villa clash puts further strain on beleaguered EFL Trophy format
INVOLVING Premier League clubs in the EFL Trophy has never been a popular idea – but what happens when those same clubs cannot name their best team, and have to call on the reserves? This season’s Bristol Street Motors Trophy could lose yet more
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Take a look along Mawdsley Street in Bolton in the 1950s
Taken in the early 1950s, this photo shows Mawdsley Street in Bolton at its junction with Great Moor Street. Mawdsley Street, Bolton, early 1950s (Picture: Newsquest) On the left is Mawdsley Congregational Church and just behind it, the former
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Getaway driver left woman with serious injuries after crash following police chase
A getaway driver from Bolton left a woman with serious injuries after a crash following a high speed police chase. On January 22 this year, a woman had her Ford car stolen and it was not seen again until February 12, Manchester Minshull Street
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In an imperfect world: Can Ian Evatt live and learn from Shrewsbury red card?
FALLIBILITY was always part of the package when Bolton Wanderers appointed Ian Evatt as manager just over four years ago. It would be grand to think that the derogatory headlines and hot takes on social media over the last few days since his red
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National recognition for Bolton’s “superwoman” teaching assistant
A Bolton teaching assistant's dedicated service has been recognised with a national award. Nicola Lawrence, who works at Kearsley West Primary School, Kearsley, received the Primary Teaching Assistant of the Year Award, and was presented with a
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Loft conversion and dormer plans thrown out again
A dormer and loft conversion will not be built on a house after the Planning Inspectorate ruled against it. In March this year, applicant Lucy McMahon applied to Bolton Council for planning permission to undertake the works at a property on Forest
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Medical scholarship for first in the family to go to university
A University of Central Lancashire student who is the first in her family to go to university has been awarded a fully funded medicine scholarship. Ammarah Patel, from Bolton, has received the Livesey Scholarship which will see her tuition fees
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Winner of Bolton's 'Stars for a Night' announced after acts took to the Octagon stage
IT was second time lucky for Bolton singer Kieran Slater at the town’s Stars for a Night talent competition. The 28 year-old civil servant with the powerful voice wowed the judges and the audience at the Octagon Theatre event to take the £250 first
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PAC-MAN Live Experience to launch in UK with immersive maze
A new immersive experience based on the PAC-MAN video game franchise is set to launch in the UK. Little Lion Entertainment, known for its augmented reality (AR) experiences, joined forces with Bandai Namco Entertainment to create the "PAC-MAN Live
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Approval for second development for more than 100 homes on same site
Two different developers are in possession of planning permission for the same site after the approval of a second scheme for Darcy Lever. Morris Homes applied for planning permission a number of years ago while Westchurch Homes applied for planning
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Future of healthcare in Bolton to be unveiled at public meeting
People in Bolton are invited to join Bolton NHS Foundation Trust’s Annual Members Meeting 2024 as the organisation reviews the past twelve months and outlines plans for the future. Taking place on Monday, October 14 at Lever Chambers Centre for
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'I regret it' - Ian Evatt sets record straight on Shrewsbury red card shame
IAN Evatt has expressed regret over his red card confrontation after Saturday’s heated 2-2 draw with Shrewsbury Town. The Wanderers boss is preparing himself for punishment from the Football Association’s disciplinary committee which the club fear
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Caring resident tidies up 'neglected' entrance to cemetery
A caring resident has tidied up the "unkempt and neglected" entrance to a War Graves cemetery in Bolton. Jackie Saunders regularly litter picks on Eden Street in Astley Bridge, so is used to looking after her environment. However, she had