Council news 2020

The below statement has been issued on behalf of the Preston Faith Covenant.

The giant pumpkin, which has been on display at Preston Markets for the month of October is being donated to The Larder.

Preston City Council has commissioned development co-operative Stir to Action to deliver a groundbreaking new programme as part of its Community Wealth Building programme.

Art of the Second World War commemorating the 80th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain.

Record-breaking year as more than 2,000 green spaces across the country get international quality mark

Fresh and Fruity are moving to a larger unit in the Market Hall at Preston Markets.

Following the canopy structure being manufactured off-site the installation has taken place out of the Market Hall opening hours and is now complete...

Today at Full Council, Preston City Council Leader, Council Matthew Brown called for a locally-led, coordinated approach to testing and track & trace, engaging partners across the public sector, including all tiers of government and the NHS.

Two Preston food outlets have been issued with Prohibition Notices - also known as closure notices - after staying open to walk in customers after 10pm.

Residents struggling to pay their council tax bills are being urged to reach out to Preston City Council to find out what support is available to them.

Lancashire's top Public Health bosses urge communities to work together to avoid further local lockdown measures

Businesses, entrepreneurs and freelance workers in Preston are being invited to learn more about the benefits of worker cooperatives in two webinars being delivered by Preston City Council and its partners.