Mask-wearing still 'strongly recommended' at Bolton Market after rules eased
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukSign up for the free MyBolton newsletter to get the top stories direct to your inbox A number of Covid-secure measures will remain in place at Bolton Market and the borough's libraries, after 'Freedom Day'.
The Town Hall has announced that all public-facing council buildings will be subject to such precautions, in order to "protect the essential services we all rely on".
As the country moves to step four of the government's roadmap on Monday (July 19), the choice to wear a mask will shift to the public.
However, in buildings such as Bolton Market, libraries and registrars, wearing of masks will be 'strongly recommended' by Bolton Council. READ MORE : Masks to remain compulsory on Metrolink trams and at the airport - but not buses Other
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