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HEIGHTS OF AMBITION
Lancashire Evening Post
|December 06, 2025
A complete transformation of a key part of Preston city centre has moved a step closer with plans to build a cluster of 15-storey office blocks.
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The facilities would form phase one of a blueprint for the wholesale redevelopment of the area opposite the city’s railway station.
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