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Read all about Beauty & the Beast in this months issue - don't forget to get your tickets - coming to BOLTON 15-19th at the Albert Halls!

Long overdue thanks to Bolton’s millworkers Decades after Bolton’s last working mill closed its doors, those who dedicated their lives do Bolton’s textile industry will be honoured at a special ceremony. A Millworkers Thanksgiving Service, thought to be the first of its kind in Greater Manchester, will be held at Bolton Parish Church at 3pm on Sunday, January 20. The event has been organised by the Mayor of Bolton, Cllr Elaine Sherrington, as a celebration of millworkers’ liv...
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Thousands up in smoke as court hands out shisha fines The owners of two Bolton shisha cafés have been fined for flouting smoking laws. Both Zakaria Amenjee and Alla Al-Sabie were found guilty of breaching the Health Act 2006 when they appeared at Bolton Magistrates’ Court this week. The act prohibits smoking in an area which has a roof or ceiling, unless at least half the wall space is open. The court heard how council enforcement officers discovered smoke upon entering Hook...ah Pani Shisha Café in St Helens Road. The owner, Zkaria Amenjee, claimed the café was not open for business despite two males openly smoking shisha pipes using lit charcoal. Officers also discovered 25 tubs of different flavoured shisha as well as a till in the back kitchen. A full inspection of the premises revealed it was substantially enclosed. Amenjee was fined £500 and ordered to pay £600 in court costs along with a £50 victim surcharge. A further council inspection of Taboosh in Bank Street revealed a dozen customers smoking shisha while a range of hot food and drink was being served in a bar area. These premises were also found to be substantially enclosed. Business owner Alla Al-Sabie was fined £750 and must also pay £925 in costs and a £75 surcharge. Bolton Council’s Executive Cabinet Member for Environmental Services, Cllr Nick Peel, said: “These convictions send a clear message to business owners that breaches of the law will not be tolerated. “The 2006 ban was brought in to protect the public from the harmful effects of inhaling smoke in an enclosed space and no business is exempt from these regulations. “These two owners have been handed a significant financial penalty and I’m sure it will make others think twice before flouting the rules.”
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Christmas spirt: Logistics North hosts hamper HQ
A unit at Logistics North, in Bolton, will once again serve as the distribution headquarters for Urban Outreach’s huge Christmas hamper appeal.
Urban Outreach chief executive Dave Bagley and his army of volunteers have pooled together donations to make up 1,300 hampers for families in need.
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Christmas and New Year bin collections
Bolton residents are being reminded that there will be some changes to recycling and refuse collections over the Christmas and New Year period. Bins will be collected as normal up to and including Christmas Eve but later collections are scheduled as follows: Normal Collection Date Revised Collection Date... Monday 24 December No change Tuesday 25 December Thursday 27 December Wednesday 26 December Friday 28 December Thursday 27 December Saturday 29 December Friday 28 December Sunday 30 December Monday 31 December No change Tuesday 1 January Wednesday 2 January Wednesday 2 January Thursday 3 January Thursday 3 January Friday 4 January Friday 4 January Saturday 5 January
This year, Bolton’s recycling rate has increased to 47% and the resulting savings have been used to fund vital council services in other areas. Bolton Council’s Executive Cabinet Member for Environmental Services, Cllr Nick Peel, said: “We appreciate the understanding and co-operation of Bolton residents during the changes to refuse and recycling collection over Christmas and New Year. “Recent improvements to the way we collect and process household waste has seen a major increase in recycling rates, helping our waste services become more efficient and sustainable. “This is a real success story for Bolton and I am sure it will continue as we move into 2019.” Residents are reminded:
• All food waste such as peelings, turkey bones, tea bags and coffee grinds, and any unpackaged out of date food can go into the food waste container or green bin.
• Plastic bottles, glass bottles, drinks cans, jars, food tins, foil trays and empty aerosols can all be placed in the burgundy bin.
• Christmas cards, wrapping paper and paper gift bags without glitter, and cardboard packaging can be recycled in the beige bin.
• Bows, ribbon, polystyrene and plastic pots, tubs and trays cannot be recycled and need to go in the grey bin where they will be used to generate electricity.
Bolton Council will also collect real Christmas trees for a £15 charge. Call 01204 336 632 before Friday, January 11 to arrange a collection. Alternatively, you can take your tree to the tip free of charge. To find your local household waste and recycling centre visit recycleforgreatermanchester.com/wheres-my -nearest-recycling…
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