Heaton, Lostock & Chew Moor

Heaton, Lostock & Chew Moor is a residential ward located in the southern part of the Bolton metropolitan borough. The area is characterised by suburban housing, ranging from inter-war semis to more modern developments, set along quiet, tree-lined streets. It contains several local parks and green spaces, including the recreational grounds around Lostock Tennis Club. The ward is primarily a commuter area, with good road links to the M61 motorway facilitating travel into Bolton centre and towards Manchester.

The community is served by local shops and schools, with Heaton and Lostock each having their own distinct village-like centres. A notable landmark is the historic St Andrew's Church in Lostock, which dates back to the 19th century. The residential feel is punctuated by the presence of the Bolton School, a large independent institution whose grounds contribute to the area's green canopy. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal also runs along the western edge, providing a route for walkers and cyclists.