Preston, England News

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Public transport chiefs are considering plans for a bus terminus close to Preston's railway station, the Evening Post can reveal.

A pair of soldiers who signed up for National Service 50 years ago are inviting others to a reunion at a Lancashire Army barracks.

TWO cousins who had been drinking at a wake following their grandfather's funeral caused almost A 3,000 of damage to caravans by walking over the tops of them.

Icy Preston ground to a halt as roads were closed and motorists were hit by crippling delays on a third day of winter mayhem.

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Motorists are at a standstill after icy roads caused travel chaos across Preston on Wednesday morning.

Residents in Lancashire are celebrating after plans for a 10-metre-high mobile phone mast were shelved.

Police say the murder of a man found floating in a Lancashire brook may have been linked to an earlier altercation on a housing estate.

First it was supermarket staff asking a 30-something for ID to buy beer. Now a Preston shop has refused to serve a loyal customer alcohol a ' because they thought he was a hospital patient.

A network of Lancashire criminals who formed part of an international conspiracy to import guns, drugs and ammunition into the UK and Scotland are facing lengthy jail sentences on Thursday.

A CAMPAIGN for a pedestrian crossing outside Longridge High School is gathering pace.

Passing sentence at Preston Crown Court, Judge Stuart Baker said it was "merciful" no-one was killed.

A A 2,000 Christmas tree which brightened up a corner of Lancashire has been removed after yobs stripped it bare.

THE agent acting for 'travellers' who want to develop land on the outskirts of Longridge has denied his clients ever wanted to live on the site a ' and believes objectors may have been prejudiced in forming their opinions.

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It will take almost 80 YEARS for every desperate homeless family in Lancashire to get an affordable house, shocking new research reveals.

A former employee at a British grocery store apologized for videotaped shenanigans including licking raw chickens.

The former home of a historic Preston pub is to go under the hammer for A 250,000. The site where the County Arms once stood, on the corner of Deepdale Road and Ribbleton Lane, will be up for auction next week.

A former supermarket worker who was allegedly filmed licking a raw chicken and slashing colleagues' coats at a Preston supermarket has been charged with criminal damage.