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Little Lever Poetry & Local History Event

Mount Sion Steam Crane · Manchester
Six workers in high-visibility jackets and hard hats stand together on a brick structure overlooking rural countryside.Courtesy of Mount Sion Steam Crane
A group of visitors walking along a towpath beside a canal lined with budding trees on a clear spring day.
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Free

Poetry and film evening with local poet Oliver Lomax marking Little Lever's history, at Little Lever Library.

Join local poet and Los Angeles Poetry Film Award winner Oliver Lomax for an evening of poetry and film commemorating Little Lever's history. The programme includes 'The Men Who Became The River', about the Ladyshaw Owl Pit Disaster, and 'Breach', which looks at the 1936 canal breach. The event runs from 6pm to 7pm at Little Lever Library, Market Street, BL3 1LP. Tickets are free, contact littlelever.library@bolton.gov.uk to get one.

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