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Can my neighbour move my fence? The rules and regulations to know
Neighbours and fences can be a tricky topic. From who's responsible for what side to leaning items against fences and who can do what with the fence. Several popular misconceptions have created confusion around this area of property law for
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Lancashire boy arrested after Bournemouth beach stabbings
A Lancashire teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was fatally stabbed on a beach in Bournemouth. The boy, 17, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been arrested following the stabbings on Durley Chine Beach, a Blue-Flag
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Hundreds of properties without power after 'unexpected incident'
Hundreds of properties, including a pub, were left without power today. At around 2pm around 500 properties in Bradley Fold, the BL2 area, experienced a sudden power cut That was restored but the power tripped again - this time affecting just
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Will people go to jail for refusing national service? Home Secretary explains
James Cleverly said that teenagers would not be sent to jail for refusing to comply with the Tories’ proposed “mandatory” national service. The Home Secretary said there would be no criminal sanctions for young people if they defied the plans under
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How do you feel about national service? Your funniest reactions to Tory plans
In the first major policy announcement ahead of the general election, Rishi Sunak pledged to get 18-year-olds to either join the military for 12 months or do “volunteer” work one weekend a month for a year. The Prime Minister said the national
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Do I have to allow my neighbour access to my garden? This is what the law says
Some of us will be lucky enough to get on with our neighbours but others might find it more difficult. This could be due to previous disputes such as knocking a boundary wall down or replacing a garden fence. But when it comes allowing your
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Former Wanderer Armstrong sends Southampton to Premier League
Former Wanderer Adam Armstrong scored the goal that sent Southampton to the Premier League following a 1-0 win against Leeds at Wembley. Armstrong struck midway through the first half as the Saints returned to the top flight at the first time of
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Police appeal for missing boy last seen in Bolton
Police are appealing for information after a boy was last seen in Bolton. Moise was last seen in Chipping Road, Bolton, at 11pm on Friday, May 24. Read more: Men who allegedly planned IS-style attack face trial He is around 5ft 1ins tall
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Struggling to get rid of weeds? Try this 80p hack to banish stubborn growths
It’s that time of year again when weeds take over our gardens, now the warm weather is helping them thrive. Sometimes it can feel like they take over, no matter how much time we spend pulling them from in between our patio or in the middle of flower
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Men who allegedly planned to gun down Jewish community face trial
Two men who allegedly plotted to carry out an Islamic State-inspired gun attack on the Jewish community are facing trial next autumn. Walid Saadaoui, 36, of Crankwood Road, Abram, and Amar Hussein, 50, of no fixed address, are accused of preparing
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Ex-Wanderers boss outlines preparations for League One return
Former Wanderers boss Phil Parkinson is preparing for life in League One following back-to-back promotions with Wrexham. The Welsh club finished second in the fourth tier last term to continue their rapid rise under Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds
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Bolton Pride day two going ahead despite thunderstorm forecast
The second day of Bolton Pride is to go ahead despite a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in the town. Yesterday, Boltonians marched from the University of Bolton to Victoria Square via Bradshawgate in perfect weather, as onlookers cheered
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Bladder cancer symptoms as Brits urged to check for 'silent' sign
Brits have been warned to keep an eye out for a 'silent' symptom of bladder cancer. According to Cancer Research figures, there are around 10,300 new bladder cancer cases in the UK each year. That's more than one every hour. Bladder cancer
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Family's tribute to teenager struck by car in Oldham
The family of Ethan Allen paid tribute to the teenager who was struck by a car in Oldham. Ethan, 15, was struck by a Seat Ibiza on Rochdale Road at around 8.10pm on Tuesday. He was taken to hospital in a critical condition but, tragically,
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Selling the OC star Polly Brindle issues plea as Netflix ask fans to cast vote
A Barnoldswick woman, and star of a Netflix show, has issued a plea to her fans as Netflix hunts for its “most quotable reality star”. Polly Brindle is one of the real estate agents selling luxe properties to millionaires on the Selling Sunset
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Death notices and funeral announcements from The Bolton News
The Bolton News has published 13 death notices in the last seven days. Every week, The Bolton News publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death
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Bolton man who sold child illegal vape five times the legal maximum sentenced
The owner of a shop who sold illegal vapes five times the legal maximum to children has been sentenced. Umar Abbas, 26, of Gilnow Road, Bolton, appeared at Preston Magistrates' Court for sentencing on Tuesday, May 21. He pleaded guilty to offences
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Family recall shock at finding out a body had been found in cellar
A family have recalled the moment the police knocked on their house to tell them a body of woman had been found in the cellar of a house they owned. Patrick Aherne, now 54, was at home in Bolton when police came knocking on the door looking for
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Special homecoming for Bolton BAFTA nominated actor as part of festival
BAFTA nominated actor Maxine Peake will be back in her home town next month to celebrate the role libraries have played in her life. The former Westhoughton High School and Canon Slade student will take centre stage in the new renovated Bolton
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Audiences can enjoy a night of comedy drama - and food
Audiences can enjoy "An Evening of 'Confusions'" as a Bolton theatre group present two of the five one-act plays by Sir Alan Ayckburn — in a break from tradition by the society. Between Mouthfuls and Gosforth's Fete will be performed as to opposed
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Bolton people before the courts for stalking, theft and motoring offences
A number of people from Bolton have recently been before the courts. Magistrates have dealt with a number of offences including motoring, theft and stalking. Here are the people who have recently found themselves in court. Rebecca Jackson
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SEASON SPOTLIGHT: We rate the five loan players signed by Bolton Wanderers
THE loan market has produced some real success stories for Wanderers in Ian Evatt’s four years in charge, but this year’s evidence has hardly been compelling. Of the five players brought in on temporary deals, only Paris Maghoma has really settled
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Good news as four of Bolton's eateries are awarded new food hygiene ratings
There is good news for four of Bolton’s eateries as they are awarded high marks in recent food hygiene inspections, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. Examining food handling, the cleanliness and condition of facilities and building and
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A 'quacking' time promised as popular event returns next month
People are being asked to go 'quackers' for Bolton Mountain Rescue Team at the annual Bolton duck race. Turton Rotary Club holds its popular event on Sunday, June 9, at Bradshaw Brook. And people can support Bolton Mountain Rescue Team by sponsoring
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Yvette Cooper visits Atherton and Leigh to launch party's 'step's for change'
Yvette Cooper, Labour’s Shadow Home Secretary, visited Leigh and Atherton launch the 'Party’s first steps for change in the North West'. Ms Cooper joined Leigh and Atherton’s parliamentary candidate, Jo Platt, to launch a new advertising campaign
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Sadness as overgrown grass covers headstones in cemetery - what the council say
Residents in Westhoughton have voiced their concerns and complaints with councillors in the area regarding overgrown grass at the cemetery. People who were visiting the cemetery to see a loved one were left feeling saddened by the length of the
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Start-up 'health and wellbeing' businessman amazed to be up for award
A start-up health business started by a man who has drawn on his own experiences during the pandemic has been honoured with an award. Sam Elliott-Black first founded Westhoughton based Sam’s Naturally Handmade after being made redundant from his
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Jazz club aims to raise £1,000 to help hospice
A music group in Bolton is hosting a fundraising event for Bolton Hospice. The Eagley Jazz Club wants to raise £1,000 for the organisation. To help with this it is hosting the Chiago Teddybears Society Jazz Band on July 15 this year. There
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Beloved chippy with a 40 year history put up for sale
A CHIPPY that was launched more than four decades ago has been put up for sale in Leigh. Tucked away along Firs Lane, two doors down from the Spinners Arms pub, Firs Lane Chippy has been a popular fish and chip shop over the decades in Leigh.
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Going back to nature to boost your mood is a winner
A Bolton organisation which uses light exercise and nature to boost mental and physical wellbeing has been awarded £20,000 of National Lottery funding. Get Up Keep Going CIC was started 12 months ago by health and wellness coach Sharon Bailey.
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Summer fun guaranteed for all the family as school put on traditional fete
Summer would not be summer without a fair. And Beaumont Primary School are holding a traditional fete for all the family. There will plenty of stalls, fairground rides, bouncy castles, games, food and visitors from Ladybridge farm to add a
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Fatal consequences ‘inevitable’ at Royal Bolton scanner
Procedures to be followed in the event of anaphylactic shock at a mobile CT scanner in the car park of the Royal Bolton Hospital would ‘almost inevitably lead to fatal consequences’, a coroner has said. A document directed staff in the CT van,
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What can be done to keep fences secure after rise in thefts?
The theft of fences is becoming increasingly common, but what can be done about it? The Bolton News reported that a home in Breightmet had been repeatedly targeted. Thai Albertoni-Simms revealed her mother’s home had been struck multiple times
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Police slam ‘completely unacceptable risk-taking’ ahead of motorway driving crackdown
IRRESPONSIBLE drivers who put lives at risk on the M6 are being warned ahead of a week-long crackdown. National Highways and police forces across the region – including Cheshire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester – is targeting unsafe drivers along
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Independent hospital holds fun sports day for Mental Health Awareness Week
An independent hospital in Bolton held a sports day for mental health. Patients and staff from Oak Lodge Independent Hospital in Little Lever participated in the sports day at its sister site in Darwen. It held a series of special events
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Escape to the country as beautiful farmhouse with stunning views goes on sale
For those wanting to escape to the country and but still be a stone's throw away from the town and city, this property is perfect. The beautiful farmhouse, which has stunning views of the countryside, tastefully blends modern and traditionally
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Man jailed after sitting other people's theory tests, which he advertised on YouTube
A Bolton man attempted to take driving theory tests for other people in the town - as well as in Manchester, Preston and Liverpool. Abdikarim Omar was told his conduct was a “massive undermining of systems that the public rely on” as he was jailed