The latest news from Lowton and Golborne.
Golborne’s Christmas lights have been switched on and the town is now looking festive ahead of the big day.
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Get the date in your diaries – Father Christmas will once again be touring the streets of Lowton and Golborne in his sleigh in the run up to Christmas!Â
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To celebrate the best of the season, we’re inviting you to share your photos of autumn in Lowton and Golborne with us.Â
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Businesses and individuals are being invited to sponsor a lit tree at Wigan and Leigh Hospice – and give patients some sparkle this Christmas.
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These pupils at Golborne St Thomas’s really knew how to make some noise for Pudsey!
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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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After all the rain we’ve had lately, you may not have been in the garden much! Here’s some jobs for when the weather is dry this November.
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Leigh MP James Grundy is asking for local support to help stop the controversial ‘Golborne Spur’ of the HS2 railway.
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How good do these new heated chalets at the Queen Anne look?
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After MPs voted not to fund food for disadvantaged children this half term, some Lowton & Golborne businesses are offering to step in and help.
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Do you want to watch Rugby League World Cup matches being played right on our doorstep next year? Here’s how to get tickets.
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Sports pitches and inside spaces at Golborne High School can once again be hired out to the community.
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For the past two years, Lowton has had its very own Christmas tree, thanks to the efforts of Local Living Magazine’s Tracy Leach and other volunteers. The tree – in…
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A film exploring the history of Leigh business, George Moss & Sons Ltd, also contains lots of fascinating insights into the history of several local landmarks, too.
With Christmas approaching, there’s no need to travel far to get all you’ll need to create a festive season to cheer up a tough year.
Our gift guide makes it easy for you to support some fantastic local small businesses, independent traders and crafters by shopping local this Christmas.
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.
The council say they must concentrate on the fight against Covid as cases in the borough continue to rise.
If you’ve recently had a bereavement and would find a service of remembrance helpful, there’s now a way to take part online.
Plans for the HS2 railway line to come through Lowton have not gone away – despite speculation that the so-called ‘Golborne Spur’ would be scrapped.Â
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