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Review: Swinging vicars and nana knickers at this Moor Park cafeBlog Preston’s next food review series focuses on dog-friendly cafes and restaurants. Our first visit was to Rosemary On The Park, situated in the Pavilion on Moor Park Avenue; a […]
3 years ago Feeling peckish? Why not park recklessly at one of these Preston eateriesFor my sins I spent a quiet afternoon trawling the online comment sections of local Facebook community groups (please don’t judge me, there was a pandemic and it was raining). I […]
3 years ago Review: Hungry enough to eat a Norse? Try Preston’s ScrandinaviaIn the final review of Blog Preston’s food van series, I paid my first visit to Scrandinavia near UCLan. There appears to be two groups in Preston, one that raves […]
3 years ago Live theatre returns to Preston after lockdown with Prest End musical medleyWhat good is sitting alone in your room? Come hear the music play! The lyrics of the Cabaret classic certainly rang true for the crowd at the Prest End show […]
3 years ago Advertisement Advertisement Opinion: Lack of arts venues is leaving the people of Preston without cultural engagementThis is a guest post by Garry Cook, events organiser and member of the Brewtime Collective. Preston is losing out culturally because it has no mid-size theatre space. The most […]
3 years ago Review: Excellent scran from this Deepdale food vanThe fourth food van to get a visit from Blog Preston is Goffy’s, located on Deepdale Retail Park. Goffy’s serves a variety of regular sandwiches, salads and breakfasts as well […]
3 years ago Opinion: The Preston Model is tainted by party politics and set to failThis is a guest post by Bill Shannon, former Liberal Democrat Councillor, and Honorary Alderman of the City of Preston. Councillor Matthew Brown has received a lot of publicity for […]
3 years ago City Council leader responds to criticism of his new book and The Preston ModelLeader of Preston City Council, Councillor Matthew Brown, has responded to criticism of his new book Paint Your Town Red. Co-authored by writer and historian Rhian E. Jones, the book tells […]
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