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Private, one-to-one mobile guitar tuition, taught by Rob Ainscough.As a mobile guitar teacher, Rob has been providing guitar lessons in Bolton for over 25 years, teaching students from aged 10 years and above how to play the songs and artists they love.All styles of music are taught with lessons suitable for beginners and experienced guitarists alike.From power chords to sweeping arpeggios, Rob can teach you all you wish to learnwith a speciality in theory and technical lead playing for those (07946) 324803 info@boltonguitarlessons.co.uk
Bolton Hospice provides specialist care and support for the people of Bolton who have life-limiting illnesses, and their families. We're a charity, and our services are free. We provide care throughout a patient's illness, so they achieve the best possible quality of life. This includes end of life care, helping them to achieve a good death. We have an inpatient unit with single bedrooms, some with en suite facilities. We provide planned Day Therapy for patients on 4 days a week. We hold Queens Park Street, BL1 4QT (01204) 663055 fundraising@boltonhospice.org
The Bolton Interfaith Council consists of representatives from all major faith communities in Bolton. We work in partnership with Bolton Council,Christian Churches, Bolton Council of Mosques, Bolton Hindu Forum and various groups from the voluntary and statutory sectors. The Interfaith Council meets to discuss and resolve any issues that arise in the community. It also has a programme of ongoing events and activities in order to promote greater awareness, understanding and trust between The Hub, Bold Street, BL1 1LS (01204) 546110 chan@boltoninterfaithcouncil.org.uk
We are a vibrant amateur theatre company run by members. We put on a programme of seven plays each year, running from Saturday to Saturday generally excluding Sunday and we put on extra nights for charities and parties. Our theatre has two auditoria the Main theatre, a traditional proscenium stage with an auditorium seating 160 and The Forge Theatre a more intimate space seating 60 people. We have a Youth Group for young people interested in training in theatre. Members also provide touring Hanover Street, BL1 4TG (01204) 469468 boltonlittletheatre@gmail.com
Centrally located venue with meeting rooms for small or large groups plus the main hall Concert venue. Church services are Sunday 10.30am and 6.30pm. The building is also open for tours. Knowsley Street, BL1 2AS (01204) 522569 bdo@boltonmethodistmission.co.uk
Bolton NEWT meets on the first Sunday of the month to carry out habitat management, conservation and enhancement of the local green spaces at sites around Breightmet and Darcy Lever. We provide the tools, the training and even a brew.If you would like to learn to manage wetlands, woodlands, hedge laying, tree planting, managing wildflower meadows and being part of a group of local residents who care about Bolton then you can either turn up on the day or E-mail.We meet on the first Sunday of the Garstang Avenue, Breightmet, BL2 6JW (07541) 980480 BoltonNEWT@gmail.com
We have opportunities for young people aged 13 to 25 years andcan deliver the following programmes: Creative Visual Arts Drama Young Enterprise Challenges and Events Basic Skills and Life Skills Development Courses Employability Skills Heritage Research Projects Volunteer Training Support in accessing Further Education, Training and Employment Social Activities Accredited Courses We offer short taster courses to add variety to our offer so please do telephone or email us to see what is on offer. Bolton Enterprise Centre, Washington Street, BL3 5EY (01204) 537735 boltonsmartenterprise@gmail.com
Operated by the Northern Mill Engine Society. A collection of old working textile mill engines. The Museum is still under development, but can be viewed on normal working days (Wednesdays & Sundays). All the engines can be seen running in steam on our regular Steaming Days. Mornington Road, BL1 4EU (01204) 846490 dlewis66@talktalk.net
Bolton Symphony Orchestra is a non-profit organisation which performs a wide selection of ambitious music. The orchestra performs around six concerts per year. Formed in 1993, the BSO calls on a total of up to 150 musicians to make up the required format for its concerts, BSO contributes significantly to the cultural life of Bolton and the North West, and the majestic Albert Hall, part of Bolton Town Hall, provides the venue for the orchestra's concerts. Please visit our website, for further information
We are a contemporary adult community choir with a feel-good repertoire of songs from mixed eras. Join us Monday evenings,7pm-8.30pm, Bolton St Catherine's sports Centre, Newby Rd,Bolton. Environmental Resource Centre, 499 - 511 Bury Road, BL2 6DH (07943) 546366 sspencer@lancswt.org.uk
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