This category relates to all things to do with politics in Preston.
Preston City Council appoints new deputy chief executive
Preston City Council has appointed a new deputy chief executive after the retirement of Neil Fairhurst. Preston City Council announced the appointment of Sarah Threlfall following an extensive recruitment process. […]
A new £5.9m scheme to boost adult numeracy skills in Lancashire will move forward this autumn. The government’s flagship Multiply programme will be delivered through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, […]
A national fuel poverty charity has started work on Fishwick houses that have suffered from dampness and mould for the last nine years. National Energy Action has launched the project […]
Electric vehicle owners in South Ribble are to enjoy three new charging points thanks to grant funding secured by the council. The three new rapid charging points, located in Bamber […]
Lancashire Council has thanked local residents for opening their homes to Ukrainians fleeing the war with Russia. Hundreds of people across the county have provided a lifeline to families and […]
The Building Heritage in the Community talk is inviting residents to discuss how communities can be shaped through local buildings. The event on Friday, 17th June at the University of […]
Residents in Preston will be able to attend a weekend of Platinum Jubilee celebrations featuring music, crafts, culture and entertainment for the whole family. The Platinum Jubilee Beacons will be […]
The Arc Cinema will be the second anchor tenant for Animate, Preston’s city-owned £40million cinema and leisure complex. The cinema will have eight screens and joins Hollywood Bowl as a […]