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Winckley Square road closure as Encounter Festival brings family day to the SquarePart of Winckley Square will be closed to traffic throughout Sunday as the Encounter Festival takes over. Six family shows take place in the Square throughout Sunday (22 September). Preston […]
3 weeks ago Encounter Festival community and traditions stage unveils Saturday Preston city centre line-upPreston’s 2024 Encounter Festival has announced its Community and Traditions stage and Commissions Programme. The festival takes place during Saturday (21 September) and Sunday (22 September) and will continue its […]
3 weeks ago Political leaders from Preston, Chorley, Wyre, South Ribble and Ribble Valley clash on Lancashire Devolution deal decisionLeaders across Preston, Chorley, Wyre, South Ribble and Ribble Valley have given their reaction to the government giving Lancashire’s Devolution deal agreement to move ahead. Previously stalled following the general […]
3 weeks ago Scam warning over ‘Big Jump Festival’ on Moor ParkA trampoline and inflatables event being widely shared as taking place in Moor Park this weekend is a scam. Preston City Council has issued a scam alert. An event was […]
3 weeks agoPlans have been unveiled to build dozens of retirement apartments on the border of Preston’s Moor Park. The proposed development – on the site of a redundant depot on Moor […]
3 weeks ago Encounter torchlight procession road closures confirmed between Moor Park and Preston city centrePreston city centre is set to light up during Saturday evening for the now annual torchlight procession as part of the Encounter festival. Followed by a firework display in the […]
3 weeks ago Fulwood residents turn on plans for 31-bedroom super HMODozens of objections have been lodged to plans to turn a former religious retreat in suburban Preston into bedsits. The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) understands at least 58 people […]
3 weeks ago What Preston’s young people think of life in the city right nowAround 20 young people aged between 10 to 19 came together to help shape the future of the city. Preston’s new city strategy has youngsters from across Preston giving their […]
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