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Here are 10 dog friendly places to eat and drink in Preston

Pubs mull over April reopening - but only outdoors

Memories of Preston's cafes and restaurants

When it comes to fast food outlets Preston became something of a market leader in May 1965 when the first overseas branch of Kentucky Fried Chicken opened at No. 92 Fishergate sharing a frontage with the Wimpy Bar that in time became the Popinere Cafe (pictured, inset)before KFC expanded into the neighbouring space. Fishergate has always been a popular place for cafes and restaurants with the KFC’s famous neighbour the Brucciani café, a delightful place for coffee and ice cream since 1932. While another cafe destined to remain in the mind of Preston folk was the Kardomah, which was run by John Victor Christian for 40 years until his retirement in 1966. Thousands of Preston people having popped in for a chat, a cuppa or lunch through the years.

Lancashire nostalgia in 1993: Preston bomb scare; hospital parking; and PNE fans want to move

Submitting. Hospital visitors could soon be asked to pay to park The alert was sparked off shortly before 9am when a brown cardboard box was found at the back of the building. Careers office staff on alert after an IRA bomb devastated the RAF and Navy Careers Office opposite in a terrorist attacked in April 1991 immediately called in police. By 9.15am the normally busy main shopping street was deserted. Traffic was diverted as strict police cordons were thrown up from Fishergate Hill to Lune Street and all side roads were sealed off. An Evening Post poll has shown that Preston North End fans are in favour of a move from the Spion Kop to the Town End