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. Mr Cain has become a Doctor of the University for his outstanding contribution to literature and the community. He said: “I am proud to be from Bolton. I love the town – it inspires me. "This doctorate has given me another shot of inspiration.” Mr Cain was born in Bury and brought up in Bolton and told how he did not enjoy living here as a teenager because of the way he was treated for being gay. He said he actively moved from the town to get away from homophobia. But he added that he had seen a huge change in how gay people were accepted in Bolton since his experiences ...

RESPLENDENT in their robes, students enjoyed the traditional rite of passage as they donned their caps to celebrate their graduation from the University of Bolton, one of only a few universities to hold in person ceremonies. Saiqa Chaudhari reports THE traditional pomp and splendour accompanying University of Bolton graduation ceremonies may have had to be be played down this year because of the pandemic, but it certainly did not detract from the remarkable achievements of this year’s graduands, who overcame the challenges posed over the past 12months to wear their cap with pride. The...

• Students’ Union The University scored 80 for overall student satisfaction, higher than any other university in Greater Manchester. It is the fifth year running that the University of Bolton has been top in Greater Manchester in the NSS Survey. The news comes as the University holds its ‘Alternative Graduation’, one of very few institutions across the UK to organise a series of Covid-secure ceremonies, enabling students to graduate and receive their degrees face-to-face and wearing gowns, provided free of charge. Professor George E Holmes DL, President and Vice Chancellor o...

1/1 UNIVERSITY of Bolton students will collect their degrees in person in a series of 'alternative graduations' ­— but not all students are happy about it. The university will resume in-person graduation ceremonies for the first time since summer 2019, before the first national coronavirus lockdown, with covid-secure measures in place. But no guests will be invited. It had hoped to stage traditional ceremonies for graduating students last year and this year, but with the uncertainty around 'freedom day', the university says it has come up with 'innovative' alternati...