Politics

Preston News September 8, 2020

Council approves funding to help implement innovative adult care schemes

Plans to provide new and innovative types of care for adults in Lancashire have been moved forward. Lancashire County Council’s Cabinet approved a way of funding extra care schemes at […] Preston News – Blog Preston …

Preston News September 5, 2020

Demolition of Savick shops will go ahead; 12 new homes, a library and shop to follow

The demolition of the Savick shops has been approved. Community Gateway Association‘s second phase of regeneration plans for the area was passed on 20 August by Preston City Council. The development […] Preston News – Blog Preston …

Fulwood grandad replaces Peruvian Andes with Preston Guild Wheel for charity trek
by Abigail Donoghue on September 27, 2020 at 7:00 pm
Had it not been for the coronavirus pandemic, Fulwood man John Farnden would have been trekking the Peruvian Andes to raise money for Rosemere Cancer Foundation this year. Instead, John
Residents’ flood risk concerns at site of planned Winckley Square flats
by Kate Rosindale on September 27, 2020 at 2:00 pm
Concerned residents say newly discovered information shines a light on the flood risk at the site of planned apartments near Winckley Square. Since Blog Preston told how a row had
Baby Beat funds new sensory therapy experience for sick babies in Preston
by Abigail Donoghue on September 27, 2020 at 12:00 pm
Babies on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Royal Preston Hospital are set to benefit from a multi-sensory therapy experience. A grant for a mobile play therapy unit called The
Commemorative plaque at Royal Preston Hospital for much-loved doctor
by Abigail Donoghue on September 27, 2020 at 12:00 pm
A plaque has been erected at Royal Preston Hospital’s new Critical Care Unit in memory of Dr Prab Salpekar, a much-loved and highly-respected Lancashire physician. Dr Salpekar, who passed away
Preston community group and local eateries restart free hot meals for the vulnerable
by Kate Rosindale on September 27, 2020 at 9:07 am
A hot food delivery service that gave out 10,000 free meals during Covid-19 lockdown has started cooking again. The initiative, organised by Preston Here for Humanity based in Ashton, sees

What's On In Preston

Things to do in Preston

Politics

Council approves funding to help implement innovative adult care schemes

Demolition of Savick shops will go ahead; 12 new homes, a library and shop to follow