For more than a century, Westhoughton Town Hall has stood as a symbol of the town’s civic pride and unique identity.
The £3.9m restoration of this landmark redbrick building lies at the heart of Westhoughton’s regeneration.
Funded by Bolton Council, the project will include repairs the roof, clocktower, facade, guttering and drainpipes.
The Westhoughton masterplan aims to address a number of other local concerns, including developing vacant sites, pedestrian links and connectivity between shops and the park, as well as assessing additional parking and maximising underutilised buildings in the centre.
This work will complement the town’s growing reputation in recent years as a popular destination for independent food and drink outlets.
Meanwhile, the Greater Manchester Good Growth Fund is investing £70m in the Park Avenue link road to unlock growth and reduce congestion.
