- Peter Marquis and his firm caught breaching environmental rules over waste
- Preston’s Peace Garden is unveiled and Friargate is finally finished
- Eldon Primary School vows to fight damning Ofsted report and slams ‘small number of parents’
- Review: Little Town Dairy tea rooms has cake to rye for, but the poached eggs ain’t cheap
- If you enjoyed BBC Radio 2 in the Park Preston then these events should be next
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Should Preston become a City of Sanctuary?
A group which seeks to welcome refugees with open arms into Preston could receive the backing of Preston City Council. Council leader councillor Peter Rankin has lodged his support for […]
Preston is due to take in five Syrian refugee families and this is what will be waiting for them. The city council is due to agree to accept £83,000 from […]
Preston is rallying to the scenes coming from the Mediterranean and Eastern Europe as the migrant crisis deepens. More refugees than ever before are making their way into Europe, mainly […]
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- Higher Bartle school unexpectedly back on the table after council given ‘new information’ about site availability
- Broughton crossroads to get new stop sign after spate of crashes
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