The Litter Pickers of Johnson Fold are hosting a ‘litter pick and treat’ event, in partnership with Bolton at Home, on Saturday 27th October from 12 to 4pm. There will be a variety of stalls plus music and games at the UCAN centre in Johnson Fold Avenue, and Hallowe’en fancy dress litter picks (with treat...
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Bolton at Home Stars of the Community
On Thursday 22nd February, Bolton at Home held their annual Stars of the Community awards evening at the Premier Suite in the Macron Stadium. The programme began with an excellent performance by the Bolton Youth Brass band and then Tracy Woods, Chair of Bolton at Home, and Jon Lord OBE, Chief Executive, gave their speeches...
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Stars of The Community Awards
Bolton at Home are seeking nominations for their annual Stars of the Community awards. If you are a Bolton at Home customer or staff member you can nominate an individual or group who have worked to improve the lives of others, gone that extra mile, or otherwise made a significant contribution to their community. Award...
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One Day at a Time – Premiere Review
On 12th September a short film, One Day at a Time, was premiered at the Light Cinema in Bolton’s Market Place. The film was written by, and stars, members of the community theatre group Act Out, who meet weekly at the Octagon Theatre, supported by Bolton at Home, the Octagon Theatre and later Stone Soup....
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‘Big Local’ Lottery-funded Project
Sarah Taylor, from Tonge UCAN Centre, is involved with administering an investment fund of up to £1million from Big Local, a charitable trust which was established by Local Trust and the Big Lottery Fund. The funding was allocated, not applied for, and the two-and-a half-year plan was approved in October 2015. Sarah, who works as...
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Stars of the Community Awards
Stars of the Community Awards More than 400 people attended Bolton at Home’s 10th annual Stars of the Community Awards dinner, at the Premier Suite in the Macron Stadium, on Thursday December 3rd. The event was ably hosted by ‘King of Comperes’ Norman Prince and, following the entertainment provided by barbershop chorus the Phoenix Knights...