Calls have been made to make more use of Le Mans Crescent in Bolton with the area ‘not best served as a car park’
Calls have been made to remove car parking on Bolton ’s Le Mans Crescent to create public open space. The crescent’s stunning architecture was described at a recent full council meeting as the ‘most spectacular part of the town centre’ with the opposition leader Martyn Cox saying it was ‘not best served using it as just a car park’.
“People are beginning to see a transformed Bolton town centre. “I always feel there’s a piece of the jigsaw that we haven’t got done. Cabinet member Akhtar Zaman, said ‘these are good ideas, we will explore them’. He added: “These are buildings we definitely want to celebrate.
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