Council news 2024

16 July 2024: Preston City Council, in collaboration with the local charity Red Rose Recovery, has successfully supported over 160 people in Preston through the transformative 'Changing Futures' programme.

15 July 2024: To celebrate South Asian Heritage Month, there will be an exhibition showcasing the inspiring creativity of The Harris Volunteers and attendees of the Sahara Coffee Afternoon Groups.

10 July 2024: Preston City Council is supporting 'Little Van of Warm', made possible through funding from the Government's UK Shared Prosperity Funding (UKSPF) working in partnership with Cosy Homes in Lancashire (CHiL).

28 June 2024: Construction is underway on Preston Youth Zone, which also has a new name following a city-wide vote of over 2,000 young people.

28 June 2024: Preston Markets are hosting a range of free, family events on Saturdays throughout August.

26 June 2024: Danikah, a year 9 student at Archbishop Temple High School, won Preston City Council's competition to design artwork for two of their new Rotopress wagons.

25 June 2024: The MET (Mobile Event Tent), a revolutionary arts centre that travels directly to Preston neighbourhoods, will be in Ribbleton from 8 July to 4 August.

24 June 2024: To mark the beginning of Armed Forces Week, the Mayor of Preston joined veterans for the Flag Raising Ceremony at the Cenotaph. The sun shone and there was an address by Colonel (Retd) David Waters to the veterans and public that had gathered.

24 June 2024: Preston City Council has given the green light for the refurbishment of the nine iconic red phone boxes on Market Street.

14 June 2024: The Windrush Festival returns to Avenham Park in Preston on Sunday, 23 June 2024