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Tourism News & Updates

For those of us who work in or around the town centre parking is an important issue. This is why it’s great that Bolton Council could introduce some great initiatives to help encourage more people to visit Bolton Town Centre.
As the Easter Holidays approach we are all looking for ways to keep the children occupied. Here's our round up of the best things to do to keep all age groups busy, across our lively town of Bolton.
Bolton Town Centre is always a hive of activity and 2013 will see even more changes to make our special town even better. If you're heading into the town for shopping then you'll find no shortage of choice. If you're feeling peckish then grab a bite to eat at the variety of cafes and restaurants.
The Animal World and Butterfly House at Moss Bank Park is one of Bolton's hidden treasures, loved by children and adults alike. But it is largely thanks to the work of the Animal World Conservation Action group that it is still there to be enjoyed this year. And there is a great sponsorship opportunity available.
The award-winning Bolton Market has begun to put it's renovation plans into action this week, which means that many of the market traders are being moved to temporary stalls. But it's business as usual.
The Octagon Theatre, an important part of the cultural scene in Bolton, is to undergo a revamp thanks to a cash boost of more than £380,000, which will see a number of new features as well as old fixtures being replaced and upgraded.
With very few mountains in Bolton, it's very hard to consider climbing a viable activity. But Bolton One and The University Of Bolton have teamed up to recreate climbing conditions with a new climbing wall, and Campcraft are fully behind the venture.
Whitworth is a hive of activity throughout the year – from the annual St. George’s Day Celebrations to the summer Scarecrow Festival, there really is something for everyone to enjoy.
One of the better New Year’s Resolutions I have ever heard is to try something new. Yes, that simple. Of course, it turned out to be disastrous for Ross on Friends, but if you avoid leather trousers and use one of these great local businesses, it can only go well for you.
Businesses in Lancaster have voted yes to making the city centre a Business Improvement District (BID). Turnout in the ballot was 40% with 67% of businesses by number voting in favour and 61% in favour by size. The vote was independently managed by the Electoral Reforms Service.
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