Enhanced testing to combat rising COVID rates
Enhanced Covid-19 testing will be rolled out in parts of Bolton from today (Friday, May 7), as part of a coordinated response to rising infection rates in the borough
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Virtual trade mission to New York for B2B tech companies
The Race Ethnicity And Cultural Heritage (REACH) Mission to North America has been organised by The Growth Company’s Global Scale-Up programme together with the London & Partners Mayor’s International Business programme.
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Greater Manchester Regulatory Centre of Excellence (GMRCE)
GMRCE is a unique partnership between the ten Greater Manchester Local Authorities and Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service.
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Careful next step to easing of COVID-19 measures
The government has confirmed that the next step to easing of COVID-19 measures, designed to keep us all safe, will take place from Monday 12 April.
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Rugby League World Cup 2021 tickets are now on general sale
Bolton hosts two fixtures in the men’s tournament, including a quarter-final and the tickets are now on sale to the general public
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Specialists share insights on securing investment in the digital sector
Digital businesses keen to secure investment opportunities can hear first-hand from the experts at a free GC Business Growth Hub event.
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Working with NHS Test and Trace to test workers at the Wingates estate
As part of Public Health England’s proactive sequencing work, PHE has identified a case in the area of Wingates Industrial Estate of someone who has tested positive for the South Africa Variant.
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Redundancy Support for Bolton Businesses
As a Local employer If the Covid -19 pandemic has left you in the difficult, but unavoidable position of having to lay off some of your workforce, we can support you and your business.
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Have your say about Chorley New Road’s enhanced cycle lane
Residents and businesses are invited to have their say about an enhanced cycle lane on Chorley New Road.
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#DoYourBit – businesses urged to show full support for self-isolating workers
Employers across Greater Manchester are being encouraged to do the right thing and encourage their employees to get a test and self-isolate when needed to stop the spread of coronavirus.