The latest news from Lowton and Golborne.
Volunteers are needed to help plant hundreds of new trees in Golborne over the coming months – here’s how to get involved.
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Nick Peake, from Lowton, did not expect that his long wait for a new guitar would see him perform on television news!
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This kind-hearted girl from Lowton has challenged herself to walk 2 miles a day to raise money for Wigan and Leigh Young Carers.
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Do you know a young person in Lowton or Golborne who makes life better for others and sets a fantastic example to their peers?Â
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This “perfect couple” from Lowton are still very much in love after sixty years of marriage.
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Fantastic news for the town as money is secured to bring back its railway station and improve transport connections in and out of Golborne.
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The joggers held a collection in aid of the Ashton Churches Together (ACT) Foodbank at their pre-Christmas 5k run.
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Most churches across Lowton and Golborne have decided to close, to protect vulnerable parishoners – but are offering online services, instead.
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Shield Batteries has become the latest business to relocate to Moss Industrial Estate, on the Lowton / Leigh border.
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The council say they must concentrate on the fight against Covid as cases in the borough continue to rise.
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The funding will help Emotional Wellbeing Group provide free mental health and relationship support to people affected by the pandemic.
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The wonderful ladies of Milltown Sound have recorded a beautiful Christmas song to raise money for Wigan and Leigh Hospice.
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These pupils at Golborne St Thomas’s really knew how to make some noise for Pudsey!
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Congratulations to Donna Edwards from Bridgewater Day Care Centre, who has been named as a finalist in the Great British North West Care Awards 2020.
If you’re a trader in Lowton or Golborne, why not give your business extra credibility with customers by signing up for the Wigan Council Good Trader Scheme?Â
Road markings will urge drivers to cut their speed on the stretch of road amidst concerns about road safety.
Exciting plans are being drawn up to expand and improve Golborne’s library – if funding can be secured. The library is currently closed due to the pandemic, and many of…
A new funding pot is making grants available for Lowton and Golborne groups who can help to reduce social isolation during the current lockdown.
800 young trees – a mix of lovely native species including Oak and Hazel – have been planted by volunteers in the past few months.
The usual services can’t go ahead – but there are still lots of ways in which you can pay your respects this Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.
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