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Preston in GeneralNewest Review: ... trying to have city status now. With the universtity of Central Lancashire being in the heart of Preston we have a very large student population, one reason for the boom in nightlife I think. There are quite a few nightclubs around now and the number of puns in hte town centre has really grown, alot of the old ones are now fun pubs or have been completely revamped. Friday and Saterday nights ... more |
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by crazee lady - written on 09/08/00 (Useful, 45 readings)
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I know Preston well as I live there, it has become so big that they are trying to have city status now. With the universtity of Central Lancashire being in the heart of Preston we have a very large student population, one reason for the boom in nightlife I think. There are quite a few nightclubs around now and the number of puns in hte town centre has really grown, alot of the old ones are now fun pubs or have been completely revamped. Friday and Saterday nights are bustling in the town centre, only drawback is the queuse for getting served in the bars Preston also has the largest bus station in Europe ...
by Collywobs - written on 07/07/00 (Useful, 45 readings)
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Living in Preston has it`s ups and downs, one major up is our brilliant newly promoted Preston North End football club. And of course the fantastic new stadium which is being built, it hosts a leisure complex the club shop, and the football museum. Besides the football what else has Preston to offer, hmm! a few shopping centre`s, a market, harris museum, lancashire university, and well I don`t think anything eslse is worth mentioning. To put it plainly unless you are coming for a good boozing session there really isn`t much poijt in coming at all. There are lots of nightclubs and loads of pubs, but they are always packed and you will wait ages to be served. ...



