CHILDREN from across Bolton have been going dotty for Pudsey as part of this year’s Children in Need campaign.
The youngsters have been earning their spots by dressing up in yellow outfits and sporting a yellow theme in the name of the annual fundraising drive.
Lots of fun-filled activities took place in schools and workplaces across Bolton today.
Each year Children in Need sees the BBC provide grants to projects across the UK which focus on children and young people who are disadvantaged.
They are local to people in all corners of the UK and support small and large organisations which empower children and extend their life choices.
The cause currently supports over 3,000 charities and projects in communities across the UK.
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What is your response?Olivia and Sophia age 5 and 3 ready for Pudsey day at St Bede Academy
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What is your response?Isabella Daniels age 5
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What is your response?Lily-rose aged seven, Marni aged six and Eva-mae aged three
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What is your response?Layla and Lola's school Heathfield Primary are dressing up today and raising money.
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What is your response?Elinor aged 10
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What is your response?Isla Rose Smith aged six supporting Children in Need
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What is your response?Stuart's school raising money by wearing sporty/spotty clothes in Great Lever
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What is your response?Harley aged 10 and his sister Ella-Rose aged 3 ready for children in need day at St bedes academy
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What is your response?Children in need day at school for finley ðŸ˜
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What is your response?Layla Kay and Jayden Lee Kay doing their part for Children in Need at Church Road Primary School
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What is your response?Sienna Hawkins ready for spots and stripes day at school in aid of children in need!
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What is your response?Evie and Oliver Tomkins from Markland Hill Primary School. Supporting Children In Need , Joe Wicks Get Active and Raise Money
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