The Flag Market is within the centre of Preston, the central square it is faced onto by the Harris Museum and Art Gallery amongst other buildings
Preston Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day events confirmedPreston City Council has today confirmed its plans to remember the fallen at a Remembrance Sunday parade and Armistice Day events this weekend. On Sunday, 13 November, a parade will […]
1 year ago We’re looking for someone to light up Preston this ChristmasIn partnership with the organisers of the Christmas Lights Switch On, Preston BID and Smooth Radio North West, we are seeking nominations for a Proud Prestonian to switch on the city’s Christmas lights. […]
1 year ago Buyer needed for planned Shankly Preston as work stalls again after administrationA buyer is being sought for the Shankly Preston as financial difficulties mean work has yet again stalled at the former post office on the Flag Market. Signature Living Preston […]
2 years ago Preston holds World Mental Health Day eventAn event to bring people in Preston together to talk about mental health was held by Preston Wellfest. The event was held ahead of World Mental Health Day and offered […]
2 years ago Advertisement Advertisement Original hand-coloured postcards from Edwardian PrestonAlways popular on postcards was Preston Guild. There was a Preston Guild held at the beginning of the Edwardian era, in 1902. This postcard proudly shows the coat of arms […]
2 years ago Preston Christmas Lights Switch On 2022 line-up revealedPreston’s Christmas lights are set to be lit on Saturday 19 November following the Switch On event, which gets underway from 5.30pm. The show, which takes place on the city’s Flag […]
2 years ago Preston Flag Market to host rally as part of Enough is Enough national day of actionPreston Flag Market will host a rally as part of the Enough is Enough national day of action. Enough is Enough is a campaign to fight the cost of living […]
2 years ago Preston in the pivotal 1960s, colour postcardsPostcards first became popular in the Edwardian era and continued on into the 1960s, when skirts were short and wages high. Much new building occurred in Preston in the 1960s, […]
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