A micro-pub with a history of violence and anti-social behaviour will be forced to shut for three weeks but councillors decided against a permanent closure. Preston City Council’s licensing subcommittee […]

More than a hundred flats are set to spring up on the one-time site of a Preston mill which burned down in the 1960s. Preston City Council’s planning committee unanimously […]

Preston City Council is backing the ‘Little Van of Warm’ initiative in partnership with Cosy Homes in Lancashire. The scheme aims to assist hundreds of households by providing free installations […]

Preston is to get its second set of courts on which residents can play the increasingly popular sport of padel. The tennis-like activity is set to be introduced at the […]

The new Labour government’s plans to give local leaders the opportunity to take control of bus services have been hailed in Preston. Louise Haigh, the new Transport Secretary following Labour’s […]

The former manager of a troubled micropub could be legally banned from entering its bar – despite living above it. Ray Woods has been in charge of Tulketh Tap Room […]

An executive housing estate could be built on land that was originally intended to form part of a new park in suburban Preston. Plans have been submitted for an 11-home […]

Preston’s licensing subcommittee will this week hear claims of drug dealing, violence and after hours boozing at a troubled micropub. The subcommittee will meet on Wednesday in response to a […]