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Bolton town centre streets to be closed to traffic as venues apply for outdoor licences The council says Nelson Square will be shut off to drivers. Churchgate will be reopened to cars. (Image: Manchester Evening News) 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 for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee our...

HOTSPOT: Nelson Square in Bolton town centre A BOLTON town centre hospitality hotspot is set to be closed to traffic for four days a week to give premises more space to serve customers outside. Nelson Square, home to a number of popular venues, is due to be blocked off to vehicles from Thursdays to Sundays so businesses can make the most of their outdoor space with the use of pavement licences. Bolton Council introduced the idea of pavement licences back in July 2020 when the hospitality industry was allowed to reopen following the first coronavirus lockdown. At that point Churchgate ...

The Bar on Nelson Square A TOWN centre bar is set to have its licence reviewed after being accused of serving alcohol to customers without substantial meals when strict coronavirus rules were in place last year. Police and council enforcement officers went to The Bar on Nelson Square on October 30 last year, seven days after Greater Manchester was put in the government's coronavirus alert level of "very high". The alert level the region was placed in meant pubs and restaurants could not open unless they served a "substantial" meal and that they could only offer alcohol with such food. ...

A team of local breweries have come together in solidarity to brew a new beer together in lockdown. Led by Rivington Brewing Co., the teams from Northern Monkey, in Nelson Square, Escape Brewery, based in Horwich/Westhoughton, Blackedge Brewery, in Horwich, Withnell's in Chorley, and Tin Head Brewery in Bradley Fold, have made a new pale ale called 'Close Quarters'. The beer was brewed at Rivington Brew Co's base in Horrobin Lane, next to Rivington reservoir and have been packed into cans over the last week and taken to pubs across the borough. Ryan Bailey, co-owner of Northern Monkey...

Roadworks will take place from St Bridget’s Lane, Egremont, to its junction with Nelson Square until February 5.