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POLICE found a wedding reception with more than 60 guests in full swing at a restaurant in February, newly published documents have revealed. The event, on February 21, when all indoor mixing between different households was prohibited, took place at the Hot Chilli restaurant, Dunscar Business Park, Egerton. Ahead of a review of the licence for the premises this week, Bolton Council has published police reports into the incident which show officers who attended had to call in reinforcemen...

More than 60 guests at illegal lockdown wedding Fixed penalty notices were issued to 37 adults 14:19, 2 MAY 2021 Hot Chilli Restaurant in Bolton (Image: ABNM Photography) For all the latest news from in and around Bolton, sign up for the free MyBolton newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you ...

POLICE in Bolton have been forced to hand out hundreds more fixed penalty notice (FPN) fines for coronavirus breaches than other boroughs as house parties plague officers. Superintendent Steph Parker has revealed 771 FPNs have been issued in the town since the start of the pandemic, with only Manchester city centre officers dishing out more in the metropolitan region. Parties and large gatherings have consistently presented a problem to police since last March. On Sunday, February 21, o...

1/1 AN illegal wedding with more than 40 guests was broken up by police at an award-winning Indian restaurant. Police were called to Hot Chilli on Dunscar Business Park amid reports of a large gathering last Sunday afternoon. The function, off Blackburn Road, was quickly dispersed and 37 fixed penalty notices were issued to guests. Eyewitness Peter Dean, 47, from Egerton, said: “There were three big police vans outside Hot Chilli on Sunday afternoon. I have a unit on t...

AN illegal wedding with more than 40 guests was broken up by police at an award-winning Indian restaurant.

Snacking and Chinese New Year go hand in hand. With the festivities coming right up in February, wondering where to buy some of the best Chinese New Year Snacks? Whether it’s to gift your loved ones or just a little something to munch on, we’ve got them lined up for you. In addition to the usual pineapple tarts, crispy love letters and spicy dried shrimp rolls, here are some more unusual picks, both sweet and savoury, to stock up on this festive season. They are so pretty, you can even�...