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We’re excited to invite residents of our high-rise buildings to our upcoming Building Safety Action Days.

These events are part of our ongoing commitment to improving the safety, condition, and wellbeing of your homes and community. They’re specifically for residents living in our high-rise buildings (those with at least seven stories or 18 metres in height).

We’re starting things off at Fernstead House, Rogerstead House, and Blackshaw House. 

Each year, we organise and support a variety of summer activities for you and yours to enjoy. We also support Urban Outreach’s 'Bolton Lunches' project, which provides free packed lunches to children and young people throughout the summer holidays.

Read on to see which activities we’ve planned for the 2025 school summer holidays, along with details on how to access this year’s Bolton Lunches scheme. We’ll keep this list updated as more activities are confirmed.

Please note: some sessions may require advance booking. We’ve included a note for activities where this is the case.

As a board member, you’ll help set our long-term strategic direction, support business planning, and oversee risk monitoring.

We’re particularly interested in those with experience in strategic asset investment and/or property development. Insight into the social housing sector is a plus, but we’re open to those from comparably regulated and customer-focused sectors.

We’re committed to equality and diversity, and we welcome applications from first-time board members. If you’re passionate about helping us provide homes and support services that enable people and communities to flourish, we’d love to hear from you.

We have a new number for reporting antisocial behaviour outside of our office hours.

If you’re experiencing any issues with antisocial behaviour, or have any concerns about how we’re dealing with these issues, please visit www.boltonathome.org.uk/tackling-asb for up to date contact details and further information on what we’ll do after you make a report.

Please remember that serious crime, such as suspected drug crime and violent crime, should be reported direct to the Police, who have greater investigatory powers and tools. Always call 999 if someone is in immediate danger.