GALLERY | Preston bus station revamp revealed
The refurbishment of Preston's Brutalist bus station designed by architect John Puttick Associates has been revealed.
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Queens Central brings three retailers to Preston
Brookhouse Group has made deals with three new tenants at Queens Central Shopping Park, delivering the retail space across a mix of existing and new-build units.
Preston housing sites return to committee
Two schemes that have previously been refused will go before Preston’s planning committee this Thursday with recommendations to approve.
Student development secures consent in Preston
The Pillars Holdings scheme, named Urban Hub, comprises 425 self-contained studio apartments over six storeys and has been designed by local practice David Cox Architects.
Preston appoints consultants for Stoneygate masterplan
Preston City Council has appointed planner Nexus to work alongside Buttress Architects, Gillespies, Colliers, and WSP to work up a masterplan for an “urban village” in the Stoneygate area of the city.
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Outgoing Preston chief executive praises city ‘dynamism’
Today is Preston City Council chief executive Lorraine Norris’s final day before she retires after nine years in the post, handing over to interim Adrian Phillips. Place North West talks to Norris about her legacy, Preston’s progress, and Lancashire’s chance for devolution.
Preston appoints Brown as leader
In the latest change at the top of Preston City Council, Matthew Brown has been appointed as leader of the council in place of Peter Rankin, who has retired from his role.
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Demolition of Preston Indoor Market moves closer
Following the completion of the city’s new covered market, demolition work on Preston’s 1970s Indoor Market is due to begin in the summer to make way for a £50m cinema, leisure, and retail development.
