The Prime Minister visited BAE Systems at Warton, on the outskirts of Preston, to deliver his message about why Britain should remain in the EU. He outlined how jobs at […]

Preston’s young entrepreneurs got their chance to bid for funding in front of the Prime Minister last week. David Cameron made a visit to the University of Central Lancashire to […]

Government cuts in the public sector are hitting parts of the North hardest, according to a new study by a research group. Centre for Cities said the North West, North […]

The government is facing its first industrial strike against its public sector cuts today as up to 750,000 public sector workers strike over planned changes to their pensions. According to […]

The campaign urging Preston to vote “yes” in the Alternative Vote (AV) referendum received a boost at the weekend, when the Yes to Fairer Votes group visited St George’s Shopping […]

Early last Saturday afternoon, a disparate group of Preston residents gathered on the flag market for an anti-cuts rally. It was a grey, drizzly, and windy day. Some attendees had […]

UCLan’s Vice-Chancellor has warned that “ill-informed” discussions of senior staff pay will simply drive competent professionals out of the UK and into the hands of overseas competitors. His warning comes […]

Here we go again. I’m sure Dr Malcolm McVicar is getting sick and tired of students and journalists alike requesting a statement or sound bite just so he can defend […]