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Preston Bus Station: picture special
Posted on - 18th November, 2010 - 5:47pm | Author - Andy Halls | Posted in - Arts & Culture, Business, Campaigns, Housing, Opinion, People
With the Tithebarn regeneration project looking likely to go ahead, Preston’s historic Bus Station could soon be a thing of the past.
There have been mixed views, and many debates about whether the building should remain; whether it is a work of art, or an eyesore.
Jonathan Kenyon, who studies at Preston College focussed an entire project on the building, and produced some beautiful results.
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