Welcome to MyBolton, the new news channel bringing you all the latest updates from around your town.
MyBolton is a fast-moving and in-depth news service which will keep you in the know about what’s happening in Bolton seven days a week direct to your mobile phone, tablet or laptop.
But there’ll be so much more than just news.
We’ll cover everything that people in Bolton are talking about, every day. Development plans, how to avoid traffic jams on the A666, the latest from the UniBol stadium, the newest restaurant openings plus the very best things to do in and around this amazing town.
The Manchester Evening News has reported on Bolton for over 150 years but MyBolton will bring a fresh focus and far greater depth to our coverage.
We have hired a new team of journalists to cover Bolton and Bury to make sure we can bring you all the important stories.
Four of them - Seamus McDonnell, Helena Vesty, Tom George and Tom Molloy - are reporters who already have a wealth of experience covering the big stories in Bolton.
They will continue to live and work in and around the town as they report on the latest stories for MyBolton.
They are joined by Paige Oldfield, a senior reporter who is transferring to cover the area after excelling as a local reporter for the M.E.N.'s sister news website Derbyshire Live.
And our Bolton Wanderers specialist will be John McDougall, another senior and highly experienced journalist who is joining from Cheshire Live. John has covered hundreds of football matches in the Championship, League One and League Two for the Football League Paper and Sportsbeat News Agency.
They will be supported by another new recruit on the M.E.N., experienced court reporter Amy Walker, who will be covering Bolton cases as they come up in Greater Manchester's major courts.
- For all the latest Bolton stories, head over to our channel on the M.E.N. site which can be found at mybolton.news
- On Facebook you will find us at My Bolton - Manchester Evening News
- And on Twitter we are @MyBoltonUK
- You can also personalise the Manchester Evening News app to see Bolton headlines.
However you follow MyBolton, you can be sure of finding unrivalled live and in-depth coverage of the local stories you care about.
