Preston narrowly approves 152 homes
At a recent planning committee, of four proposals which could have delivered 320 homes to the market, only one was approved despite the council motioning for its deferral.
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Preston brickworks eyes phase two start
The second phase of the redevelopment of a former brickworks in Preston is expected to start on site this year, including 114,000 sq ft of retail and commercial space.
Place North West launches 2020 Media Pack
This year will see fresh services launched including a development map to complement news stories and branded content production for partners.
Buttress wins brief for £10m Harris revamp
The architecture practice has won a £450,000 contract to work with The Harris museum in Preston on its plans for a £10.7m Heritage Lottery-funded refurbishment.
Place North West events host 6,500 people in 2019
The region’s leading property media platform hosted a record number of people at 30 events in 2019, and expects further growth in 2020.
Best of the North West | Brockholes Visitor Centre, Preston
The floating visitor centre at the Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Brockholes Nature Reserve is significant in its simplicity, writes Alban Cassidy of Cassidy + Ashton.
PLANNING | More than 800 Preston homes consented
A 15-storey city centre block totalling 176 apartments and residential sites across the borough due to deliver 636 homes have all been granted planning permission in Preston City Council's final planning committee of the year.
PLANNING | Preston set for 650 homes in spate of proposals
In four planning applications set to go before Preston City Council’s planning committee this week, 636 homes have been recommended for approval.
Consent expected for Bhailok Court
An application for a 15-storey block made up of 176 apartments and an office at ground floor is earmarked for approval at Preston City Council’s planning committee this week.
