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Police search River Croal in 'missing person investigation' - Vimarsana News

Police search River Croal in 'missing person investigation'

Police have been searching the River Croal today as part of a missing person investigation.

Readers given first glimpse of Bolton's 'urban motorway' - Vimarsana News

Readers given first glimpse of Bolton's 'urban motorway'

This aerial photograph taken in November 1971 gave readers of the Bolton Evening News the chance to see the full extent of the town’s first…

Suspected stolen car which plunged into River Croal after police chase finally fully recovered - Vimarsana News

Suspected stolen car which plunged into River Croal after police chase finally fully recovered

A SUSPECTED stolen car which ended up in a river after a shocking crash in which three teenagers were rescued has finally been fully recovered.

The developments that could transform Bolton in 2021 - Vimarsana News

The developments that could transform Bolton in 2021

DEVELOPMENTS could completely change the landscape of Bolton in 2021, with much to look forward to according to town hall chiefs. From new housing, to business and retail units, investment has continued to flow in to Bolton despite the coronavirus pandemic. Bolton Council’s deputy leader, Cllr Martyn Cox, who is responsible for regeneration issues in the borough, told The Bolton News: “Despite the pandemic and the economic challenges we have faced this year, I’ve been encouraged to see so much interest in Bolton among developers and investors. "We are clearly an attractive place...

'Green fund' cash set to restore parts of Bolton's famous river - Vimarsana News

'Green fund' cash set to restore parts of Bolton's famous river

The River Croal THE banks of a Bolton river are to be restored and natural flood defences bolstered as part of a £1.8M ‘green recovery’ project. The River Croal is one of the priority projects for the Greater Manchester Environment Fund (GMEF) that will establish a network for nature across the region. The establishment of the fund is also good news for people working in the environment and young people looking for green careers as 37 jobs will be created or safeguarded, including 12 traineeships. The Greater Manchester Environment Fund (GMEF) is being established to deliver the ...