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26/10/2026

🏆 Madam Mayor was proud to host the 2026 High Street Heroes award winners last week.

23/10/2026

💚 A magnificent event in support of a very worthy cause.

The Mayor was delighted to host a special charity event raising funds for Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the Mayor’s chosen charities.

Guests enjoyed a fantastic spread, with a wide range of savoury dishes and delicious desserts, all while helping to raise money for the charity and the vital work it supports.

A wonderful occasion made even more special by everyone who attended, contributed and helped make the event a success.

Thank you for your generous support! 💚

22/10/2026

⚓ Madam Mayor had a fantastic time at the Trafalgar Night Dinner.

21/10/2026

🛥️ The Mayor of Preston was pleased to attend the Preston Sea Cadets and Preston RNA Trafalgar Night Dinner, commemorating Lord Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar.

The evening brought guests together to reflect on an important part of British naval history, with the Lord-Lieutenant also in attendance.

During the evening, the Mayor had the pleasure of meeting 103-year-old veteran Wren Marjorie and 102-year-old Richard.

20/10/2026

💙 Who is the woman who makes a difference in your life or community?

Nominations are now open for Soroptimist International Preston, International Women’s Day Awards, recognising local women and their achievements.

The Mayor of Preston is proud to be presenting an award at the event and encourages residents to put forward someone they believe deserves recognition.

Nominate today 👇
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19/10/2026

The Mayor of Preston enjoyed another busy week of engagements, with a particular focus on young people, community involvement and messages of hope.

The Mayor visited young people taking part in The King’s Trust programme, who have been working on a community garden project at a local church. The project provided an opportunity to see how young people are getting involved in their local community and contributing to a shared space.

The Mayor also attended a special Preston Central Scouts investiture, marking an important occasion for the young people taking part.

The week also included a visit to the Hope Walk and exhibition at Student Square, University of Lancashire held in aid of the Mary O’Gara Foundation. The exhibition featured Messages of Hope and paintings provided by schools, bringing together artwork and positive messages from young people.

Overall, the Mayor’s engagements highlighted the enthusiasm and contribution of young people across Preston, as well as the importance of community, participation and hope.

02/10/2026

A busy and inspiring week across Preston for Madam Mayor! 🌟

From celebrating inclusivity and community spirit at Preston Pride to visiting the fascinating Muslim exhibition organised by the Light Foundation at The Harris, it has been a week of learning, connection and celebration.

A visit to English Martyrs School was a particular highlight, where Year 6 pupils asked some wonderfully insightful questions about the role of Mayor, including whether Madam Mayor has a hairdresser! The pupils also proudly showcased the school's fantastic work supporting local families through its food hub and pantry.

Madam Mayor also attended a Health Awareness Day organised by the Al Arqam Institute, where a wide range of health organisations were on hand to provide information and support for South Asian women.

The Mayor attended the launch of Babyzone at The Vault, Preston Youth Zone, an exciting new service bringing together a range of support for parents and young children. It was particularly inspiring to hear from Becky of DanceSyndrome about plans to offer dance sessions for children through the programme.

Thank you to everyone who continues to make Preston such a caring, inclusive and supportive city.

29/09/2026

The Mayor attended a ladies only community health event. an event to help create a welcoming and safe environment where women can have open and honest conversations about their health.

27/09/2026

Madam Mayor is delighted to be supporting Macmillan Cancer Support with her upcoming Macmillan Asian Afternoon Tea.

☕ Join her on Sunday 11 October, 2pm to 4pm, for an afternoon of delicious food, great company and fundraising for a fantastic cause that provides vital support to people living with cancer and their families.

Every ticket purchased will help make a difference.

🎟️ Book your place now - link in first comment.

The Mayors charities are Macmillan Cancer Support, NSPCC and Sahara in Preston. If you would like to make a donation towards any of these charities please contact the Mayors office at [email protected]

25/09/2026

A busy and memorable few weeks for Madam Mayor of Preston, celebrating community, culture, volunteering and innovation across the city.

The Mayor was delighted to attend the St Catherine's Hospice, Lancashire Volunteers Celebration, recognising the dedication of the volunteers who provide invaluable support to patients and families. She also joined representatives at the West Lancashire Scouts AGM and celebrated the centenary of the Blackburn Diocese at St Cuthbert's Church in Fulwood, where families came together for a special day of festivities.

Other highlights included visiting the Intact Centre Heritage Open Day to meet trustees and staff and learn more about the organisation's work within the community and a Girlguiding North West volunteer event.

Madame Mayor attended to the opening of the swaminaryan temple in Paris as part of their Festival of Culture celebrations.

This all culminated with the exciting Encounter Festival which took place in Preston city centre last weekend. The Madam Mayor was pleased to welcome the Mayor of Recklinghausen and the Recklinghausen Youth Orchestra to Preston as part of the festival's Two Cities, One Symphony programme, celebrating the longstanding friendship between the twin cities through music and cultural exchange. She also attended the opening of The Harris' new Horrocks exhibition and joined residents and visitors for the spectacular torchlight procession, helping to mark another successful year for Preston's flagship arts and culture festival.

Thank you to everyone who welcomed the Madam Mayor this week and to all those who continue to make Preston such a vibrant, creative and caring city.

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