The medal lost in Brownlow Way POLICE are appealing for information after a man lost his late brother s military medal. The man lost the medal on the afternoon of Sunday, May 8, near the Morrisons in Brownlow Way. A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police s Bolton North page said that the medal has virtually no monetary value but holds huge sentimental value to the owner. If anyone has found the medal, it can be handed in to Bolton Police Station, so that officers can reunite it with the rightful owner. The medal, pictured above, is from the Northern Ireland campaign.
Bolton Specials on duty POLICE in Bolton face a daily battle in keeping the borough s streets safe – and they are helped significantly by volunteers giving up their free time to help officers. Greater Manchester Police s (GMP) Special Constabulary provides support across the region with 26 officers based in the borough. The Specials have one inspector, two sergeants and 23 constables. And already this year they have completed 405 separate duties, totalling 2,904 hours of voluntary policing. In March alone they finished 136 duties, adding up to 887 hours. On Friday evening, 13 Special constables went on duty at 6pm, reporting for a briefing at Bolton Police Station on Scholey Street.
Child sex offender led secret double life with partner in Wales
Peter Croasdale, 58, from Bolton, was convicted of sexual assault of a child under 13 by penetration at Leeds Crown Court in 2009
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A convicted child sex offender lived a secret double life with a partner in Wales.