A business leader from Preston has been nominated for a prestigious national award for his voluntary work in supporting a local school to develop its careers provision. Neil Conlon, the […]
5 years ago How you can get a free blood test in Preston to check for prostate cancerBlood test for prostate cancer Men in Preston are being urged to go for a free blood test to spot early signs of prostate cancer. It has become the third […]
6 years ago First ever Ribble Way Run takes placeKatie after winning the 3k fun run with Conlon chairman Michael Conlon Hundreds of runners made their way along the banks of the River Ribble for a new 10k and […]
7 years ago Inside the building work for Preston’s new market hallWe got behind the barriers for a look round the site The multi-million pound revamp of Preston’s Outdoor Covered Market is about to move onto the crucial next stage. Dozens […]
7 years ago Advertisement Advertisement Preston Markets work continues as more stall details emergeAnother of the piles being drilled to support the glazed structure at the New Market Facility for @prestoncouncil @PrestonMarkets @FWPGroup pic.twitter.com/1wHOBtEQnd — Conlon Construction (@_CONLON_) April 13, 2017 What will […]
7 years ago Preston nursery children tour UCLan’s new social spacesCharlie Conlon high-fives a pupil during the visit Preston youngsters got a glimpse behind the safety cordon of a major construction site at the city’s university. The University of Central […]
7 years ago Preston Markets work sees spades in the ground as concrete balcony to be removedA section of the balcony on the current Indoor Market needs to come down Work on taking away part of Preston’s current Indoor Market is beginning as the first spade was […]
7 years ago Ground broken as UCLan’s new social spaces due to be finished by AutumnMichael Conlon (chairman of Conlon), Michael Ahern (COO UCLan), Sana Iqbal (SU President), Mike Thomas (VC UCLan), David Taylor (Chairman of the board UCLan) and Dave Smith (Director of Capital […]
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