The Royal Institute of British Architects has today announced the winners of the Broughton mosque design competition. The news follows a deferred planning application for the mosque, which arose due […]

A Preston architect has joined Lord Blunkett on the Leaders Council podcast to discuss the government’s build back better scheme. David Cox from David Cox Architects was invited onto an […]

While we wait for the delayed decision whether to list Preston’s iconic Bus Station, English Heritage has announced a new London based exhibition called Brutal & Beautiful. The Royal Institute […]

Have you ever passed the old former Police Station and Court House on Lancaster Road / Earl Street and wondered about its origins and history? Well, you can now discover […]

The editor of BlogPreston, Ed Walker, recently asked me “Should the Harris have had steps?” This is a perfectly reasonable question in light of the Harris Flights which is a […]

On Monday evening 2nd September 2013, BlueStreak Arts in collaboration with Bordello Theatre gave a superb performance of a production called Visio. It was staged at the Harris Flights in […]

Love it or loathe it, Preston Bus Station stirs up contrasting emotions. A similarly ‘brutalist’ building, the BDP’s Halifax HQ, has recently been listed by Architecture Minister Ed Vaizey so […]

  The continuing campaign to save the seemingly doomed 1960s Preston Bus Station and Car Park has moved to the mainstream national press. On 11 December an article in The […]