Council news 2024
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Work starts on public realm improvement scheme called Illuminate and Integrate
29 August 2024: Work on a significant project to improve the public realm and lighting near the new £45 million Animate leisure scheme has started work.
Encounter Festival Announces Spectacular Torchlight Procession for 2024
27 August 2024: Preston's Encounter Festival is set to light up the city with its spectacular Torchlight Procession on Saturday evening, 21 September 2024.
Full Council approves changes to the Active Preston Programme
23 August 2024: A decision to change the 'Active Preston' programme was approved during the full Council on Thursday 22 August.
Preston City Council praise Conlon Construction
21 August 2024: Preston based company, Conlon Construction, becomes an employee-owned business.
Demolition of Tram Bridge set to begin
19 August 2024: The much-anticipated demolition of Preston's iconic Tram Bridge is scheduled to commence on Tuesday, 20 August 2024.
The Guild Lounge release first set of events
13 August 2024: Gareth Gates, Psychic Sally and The Making of a Murderer are just some of the performances that feature as part of Guild Lounge's events programme running from October 2024 through to March 2025.
Encounter Festival 2024 programme announced
12 August 2024: Preston's free festival of arts and culture, Encounter Festival has launched its programme for 2024.
Preston City Wrestling returns for a tenth year
8 August 2024: Preston City Wrestling's annual spectacle returns to Preston Flag Market on 17 August.
A day in the life of a Park Ranger
1 August 2024: to celebrate Love Parks Week 2024, we caught up with Henry Hothersall, who recently joined the Moor Park team as a Park Ranger.
Prosperity funding for Preston Parks improvements
25 July 2024: As part of Preston's UK Shared Prosperity Funding (UKSPF) awarded to the City Council, £200,000 has been identified at improving Preston's parks and open spaces in 2024/25.