We’ve just spent another glorious day exploring Preston’s parks and the Lancaster Canal by bike. Since my son learned to ride ten months ago we’ve both enjoyed the freedom of […]

From the above 1852 Tallis map extract you can see that Winckley Square has undergone somewhat of a property expansion, although the land surrounding the gardens is still not fully built […]

On Saturday June 21st, the summer solstice, the Wildlife Trust is turning back the clock to the Bronze Age, 4,000 years ago, and installing the first stones as part of […]

  Winckley Square in Preston is one of those places that is ubiquitous to most Prestonian’s. However,  in general people take it for granted in one way or another. I […]

Nearly two thousand women and children have taken part in the annual Race for Life. The 5k race could see as much as £90,000 raised by Preston women for Cancer […]

The Victorian Grotto and waterfall on the edge of Miller Park is closed while substantial improvements take place. The restoration works will include rebuilding and reinstating the grotto rock waterfall […]

Preston Carnival has been granted official use of Moor Park for it 40th anniversary celebration. The annual festival of colour and sound celebrating the Caribbean community of the city takes […]

A member of Preston Carnival’s organising team has spoken on Preston FM about the struggle to fund this year’s event. Carnival is in its 40th year and preparing to celebrate […]