The reputational damage to Preston City Council as a result of the long-running Guild Hall saga is ‘pretty serious’. That was the verdict of Matthew Brown, Labour leader of Preston […]

The leader of Preston City Council has been quizzed on some of the issues closest to the hearts of Prestonians. Blog Preston sat down with Matthew Brown to talk about […]

A public consultation has been launched for the redevelopment of Friargate between the Flag Market and Ringway. Business owners, landlords and the general public are being invited to ‘Have Your […]

A group of self-styled “racial nationalists” is set to descend on Preston this weekend for a gathering at which past and current far-right figures will be honoured – including 1930s […]

The Leader of Preston City Council has spoken out against plans to close Preston Railway Station’s ticket office. Proposals for the future of railways outline how ticket offices would be scrapped and […]

Traders came together this week to celebrate Preston Market Hall’s fifth birthday. To mark the special anniversary, traders gathered together, along with Councillor Carol Henshaw, at the iconic Wallace and Gromit bench, for […]

A local artist is continuing to speak out against the Preston sign’s link to the cotton trade. When the sign was unveiled in spring last year, Preston City Council said […]

The Old Tram Bridge will finally be replaced after Preston City Council landed £20m from the Levelling Up fund. Campaign group Friends of the Old Tramroad Bridge celebrated the news […]