This category relates to all things to do with politics in Preston.
New Hall Lane bus lane cameras to begin operating in May
Preston’s latest bus lane will start being monitored by cameras during May. Lancashire County Council has begun installing the new cameras along New Hall Lane. The stretch of bus lane, […]
Ribble Valley MP Maya Ellis has welcomed the news that two NHS sites in her constituency are to receive funding from Great British Energy to install solar panels. Guild Lodge […]
A grandmother from Longridge is amongst a group of Central Lancashire women going on hunger strike this weekend as part of a campaign to end levels of poverty that leave […]
‘Life costs more for disabled people’ is the message being given to the Chancellor ahead of the Spring Statement mini-budget. Chief executive of Preston-based charity Disability Equality North West has […]
Work has started on the restoration of Moor Park with tree felling raising eyebrows amongst concerned park users. A multi-million pound project is due to enlarge and enhance the Serpentine […]
A radical revamp of Lancashire’s councils could end up creating a system that is more £11m a year more expensive to run than the one it replaces – in spite […]
Bus services in and around Preston are seeing timetable and route changes from the end of March – as well as the ending of some services and new operators taking […]
The council tax support scheme in Preston is changing from April to help more working age people pay their bills. From 1 April, people who qualify can receive 100 per […]