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- The Mayor of Preston Visits The Ribble Steam Railway 25th March 2023
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- Book Review: Types and Shadows – A history of Preston City Parish
- A few photos from a walk in Preston 1st November 2022
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- Trains in Preston: A time of change December 2019
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- A Walk from Preston Station
- Railway Improvements – New trains and electrification Northern Rail
- A visit to The Ribble Steam Railway and Museum
- Old Tram Road Bridge Closed
- Museum of the Moon at the Harris
- The Preston Open Art Exhibition at The Harris
- Wires to Bolton
- The Harris: The Renewal
- Harris 125th and Triple Exhibition
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- Railway Anniversary Month and Strand Road closure
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- Fair Do to Northern Rail?
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Archives
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Owner of the former BTR Leyland sells off rail interests
When I left school I went for an interview at BTR (British Tyre and Rubber) in Leyland but luckily they didn’t want me. That factory closed with the downturn in manufacturing and end of Leyland Motors as a stand-alone company. … Continue reading
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Police Commissioners – Labour candidate wins Lancashire
The Labour candidate, Clive Grunshaw, won the Police Commissioners £85,000 a year role in Lancashire on a 15% turn out and winning 39% of the first votes. This gives him about 6% support overall, and a lot of indifference. Not … Continue reading
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Police Commissioners – voting
It seems a bad idea to let each region have a police force led by someone with a political allegiance. However an election is being held on the 15th November for Police Commissioners. From a simple and non-party perspective it … Continue reading
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