Keith Rylance took this nice shot of Queens Park THERE is still time for young people across Bolton to win funding for their own climate project to help make the borough cleaner and greener. As part of Bolton’s ongoing commitment to tackle climate change, Bolton’s Fund has set aside £5,000 to help young people to make a difference in their community. Residents aged 13 to 21 now have until May 21 to share their idea for a £500 climate project. Youth groups and eco-councils are urged to take part by producing a “Dragon’s Den” style pitch for grant funding. Each successful project will be youth-led from the original idea right through to completion.
VACCINES are available without an appointment outside a mosque in Bolton tomorrow thanks to a lifesaving bus service. Those who meet the criteria are being urged to hop on board Bolton s unique Covid-19 Vaccination Bus, thought to be the first of its kind in Greater Manchester. Tomorrow, May 8, it will stop in the car park at the back of Masjid E Ghosia Mosque on Caroline Street between 1pm and 6pm. The bus made its first stop in Great Lever last month to administer the life-saving vaccine and will be on the road for the next two months. People who have not had their first dose of the life-saving vaccine are urged to hop on, with no ticket or appointment required providing you fit the eligibility criteria.
Vaccination bus visiting popular Bolton park on bank holiday Monday
It will also be parked up at a supermarket and a mosque later in the week
08:38, 3 MAY 2021
Queens Park (Image: Manchester Evening News)
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice People taking a bank holiday walk around the park will have an opportunity to get an impromptu Covid-19 jab.
Later in the week the bus will visit a supermarket and a mosque to deliver jabs. On Bank Holiday Monday the bus will be at Queens Park between 10am and 4pm, where it will be based in the car park in Spa Road. On Tuesday, May 4, the Vaccination Bus will be at Sainsbury’s supermarket, Trinity Street, from 10am to 4pm. Then, on Saturday, May 8 it will pay a visit to Masjid E Ghosia Mosque in Caroline Street between 1pm and 6pm. The bus will be situated in the car park, behind the mosque building, access via Barbara Street. Anyone who fits the current criteria and is registered with a Bolton GP can receive their first vaccination on board the bus.
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