- Easter egg rolling returns to Avenham Park for first time in two years
- Former Shawes Arms pub up for sale as owners Coco’s Soul Food left ‘financially stranded’
- Step back in time and explore some of Preston’s oldest pubs
- Plans to build Preston’s tallest building withdrawn
- Preston mum-of-three says ‘trust your instincts’ after losing beloved husband to brain tumour
Local government
Preston Council budget: Grim warning sounded as referendum may be called on council tax rise
“By 2020 there could be nothing left” This is the stark warning from Preston City Council’s finance chief. Councillor Martyn Rawlinson says ‘all options’ are on the table to find […]
Preston Council’s budget proposals have been passed, with both Conservative and Liberal Democrat amendments rejected. The council will see its budget reduced by £5.5m (46%), a figure that Councillor Peter […]
Back in June, we reported the news that Preston City Council had launched a ‘Social Media Toolkit’, priced at £199. The 168-page document is available to order on the council […]
Preston City Council have launched a ‘Social Media Toolkit’, priced at £199. The 168-page document is available to order on the council website, and describes itself as “a complete guide […]
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