Great sense of community. Bolton holds many hidden gems from the historic sites such as the home of Samuel Crompton in Firwood Fold to the scenic such as Smithills Hall, open farm and estate, as well as many lodges great for walks and picnics. I could go on... "I Love Bolton"
Steve
It is one of the biggest towns in the UK, and it is undoubtedly the best. A great industrial heritage surrounded by beautiful countryside but it's greatness lies in having the warmest and most friendly people you will find anywhere in the world. It's an ideal place to build a business given the amount of talent in the area and the travel links.
Don Clarke
I love Bolton because... Smithills Hall, the open market selling fresh produce, Rivington and the surrounding countryside. What's not to love.
Gibbo
All roads in my life have led me back here. Bolton is who and what I work for. I have made some amazing friends thanks to Bolton. People are friendly and kind and helpful. We have beautiful buildings, and even more beautiful green spaces. Our accent is brilliant! :)
Lee Houghton
It's where my home is; where my family are; where I've got great friends and great workmates; where my church is; where my team are; where we go shopping and where we go on fabulous walks. It's where the people are so friendly and it's where my heart is! I'm always so proud to say 'I'm from Bolton!'
Keith Armstrong
I love Bolton because of the beautiful countryside on our doorstep!
Vicky
I love Bolton because it is diverse and multi-cultural.
Farhat Shaheen
I love Bolton because it can only get better.
Peter
I love Bolton because it's the hometown of my all time favourite poet, Ibrahim Ali Ismail!
Lisa Dolan
I love Bolton because you are no more than a 10 minute drive from a lodge, river, hills, parks or shops. Take your pick where to go today to see the sights, historical or modern.
Rachel Chamberlain
I lived there for 6 years and I completed my studies in Bolton Institute of Higher Education from 1979 to 1985. I like its people, places like Queen's Park, Town Centre, Arndale Centre and so many places. Thanks to all Bolton community.
Khalid Alfar
I love Bolton because it took my Grandmother in as a refugee after WW2 and continues to welcome refugees fleeing war and persecution around the world.
Leah Fostyk
It is the place where I was born and where my friends and most of my family live. When I leave my house, in 5 minutes I am in the countryside and can take my dog for long walks where we often see foxes, rabbits, deer and other wild animals and birds. I would not want to live anywhere else.
Karen Farnworth
It's where I grew up. People often just focus on the town centre which has improved greatly but I see Bolton as the countryside, the reservoirs and the moors. We're so lucky to have so many beautiful places to wander and explore and get away from our hectic lives. There are not many towns with such a diverse landscape.
Andrea Hamer Chadwick
Our fantastic foster carers, sitters and befrienders at Bolton Shared Care... who each give a little time! But make a massive difference by supporting and enhancing the lives of children and young people with disabilities in Bolton.
Chris Loughran
I love Bolton because it is friendly and lots to see and do like Queen's Park.
Connor Freeman