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Preston: Public inquiry into building of mosque cost council £19,800 - Vimarsana News

Preston: Public inquiry into building of mosque cost council £19,800

The public inquiry into the building of a new mosque in Broughton cost Preston City Council almost £20,000 in legal fees alone.

'Landmark' mosque next to motorway gets go-ahead - Vimarsana News

'Landmark' mosque next to motorway gets go-ahead

A “landmark” mosque is to be built alongside one of the busiest junctions in Preston after the government gave the green light to a proposal.

Preston: 'Landmark' mosque gets go-ahead after 'compelling' case - Vimarsana News

Preston: 'Landmark' mosque gets go-ahead after 'compelling' case

A “landmark” mosque is to be built alongside one of the busiest junctions in Preston after the government gave the green light to a proposal…

Preston taxis: Call for lifetime ban for cab drivers if convicted of causing death by dangerous or careless driving - Vimarsana News

Preston taxis: Call for lifetime ban for cab drivers if convicted of causing death by dangerous or careless driving

Councillors have claimed that a new rule dictating how long it should be before Preston taxi drivers can reapply for their licence if they have been convicted of causing someone's death on the roads is “too lenient”.

Source: lep.co.uk
Preston taxis: Call for longer ban for cab drivers if convicted of causing death by dangerous or careless driving - Vimarsana News

Preston taxis: Call for longer ban for cab drivers if convicted of causing death by dangerous or careless driving

There are claims that a new rule dictating how long it should be before Preston taxi drivers can reapply for their licence if they have been convicted of causing someone's death on the roads is “too lenient”.

Source: lep.co.uk