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.
Harris Museum and Art Gallery unveils half-term events programme
Half-term events at the Harris Museum and Art Gallery have been announced. Creating arty plant plots, steeping back in time and a bug hunt are all on the agenda. The […]
Comedy fuses with science in June as UCLan brings a geeky show to Preston. The Festival of the Spoken Nerd takes place at 53 Degrees on Thursday 26 June. On […]
The Moorbrook Inn on North Road counted as one of Preston’s iconic boozers has re-opened its doors under new ownership. A consortium made up of Continental owner Jeremy Rowlands, his […]
Staff and students from a Preston university have shown they are oar-some once again. The University of Central Lancashire retained their crown as dragon boat racing champions of the North […]
A run down building on Manchester Road could be brought back into use. The premises between 11 and 19 on the road have seen a variety of uses in the […]
Reviewing The Hoosiers was always going be a little bit odd. Their music doesn’t typically fall under the umbrella of what I would listen to and it would seem their […]
A Preston allotment has applied for funding to help create a memorial garden. Penwortham Holme West Allotment Association wants £1,350 from Lancashire County Councillors to create an event space at […]
A proposal to turn the majority of Preston’s city centre into a 20mph zone has been put on the backburner. Lancashire County Council have shelved the latest stage of cutting […]