The city centre includes the administrative and main shopping areas of the city. The city’s law courts are found here, police station, town hall and of course Preston Bus Station. The electoral ward is known as Town Centre despite the change to city status.
Preston Bus Station: Preston council leader and Save the Bus Station campaigner spar on Radio Lancs
The future of Preston’s Bus Station has been debated on BBC Radio Lancashire following the announcement of its listed status. Leader of Preston City Council Peter Rankin and Save the […]
Preston Bus Station is the hot topic today as culture minister Ed Vaizey granted it grade II listed status. The building splits Prestonian opinion down the middle, with some loving […]
It’s third time lucky for Preston Bus Station. It has been confirmed as a grade II listed building, making it a building of national importance and special interest. Bus Station […]
A Preston newsagent will have its licence reviewed this week by councillors. Lancashire Police have requested a review of Best One and its sale of alcohol after alleging a number […]
This September 27 is the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning. MacMillan Cancer Support have organised their biggest fundraising event of the year. People across the country will hold a coffee morning […]
The Continental has been drunk dry after another successful real ale and cider festival. Down on South Meadow Lane drinkers enjoyed a wide selection of beers, ciders and perrys as […]
On Friday, the Harris opened its doors for Light Night – a night of fun entertainment and workshops. The evening was kicked off with members of the Broughton Music Academy […]
A parade to save Preston’s Bus Station is being organised. Campaigners plan to march through the centre of the city to voice their opposition to the current proposals for demolition. […]