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• Developer appeals rejected Broughton housing plans

  A developer that has three times been refused permission to build a housing estate in the Preston countryside is making a fourth attempt to get the green light for the scheme.

• New artwork brightens children’s A&E

  Royal Preston Hospital has installed new graphics in its Paediatric Emergency Department to create a calmer and more welcoming environment for young patients.

• Preston community events receive funding boost

  Preston City Council has confirmed additional funding for community events taking place in and around the city centre.

• Former teacher from Chorley who took a million upskirt images of pupils jailed

  A former high school teacher from Chorley who took more than a million upskirt images of pupils using secret cameras hidden in pens.

• Preston community events receive funding boost

  Preston’s colourful calendar of community events will soon receive a further investment boost, as an uplift in funding has been confirmed.

• 220 new SEND places proposed across Lancashire

  Lancashire County Council is asking people to have their say on plans to create 220 extra SEND places in the county.

• Works underway on major improvements at two Preston parks

  Works are now underway to deliver major improvements at two of Preston’s much‑loved parks, Moor Park and Waverley Park, following approval for multimillion‑pound investment last year.

• Labour group backs council leader to stay on in Preston

  Matthew Brown is set to remain the leader of Preston City Council after the Labour group on the authority backed him to stay in the post.