What We Heard & What We’re Doing Next

Thank you for taking part in our Community Consultation in October 2025

You can read the feedback newsletter, posted to all Preston residents in December 2025, by clicking the button below. It summarises what residents told us and outlines the next steps. The feedback has been hugely valuable in helping shape the emerging proposals.

Your feedback reflects a shared ambition to create a neighbourhood that feels safer, greener and easier to get around. We’re now developing plans to deliver these improvements, and we will return in the new year to share the updated proposals, show how your input has shaped them, and give you further opportunities to speak directly with the team. As before, there will be a range of ways for residents to get involved and find out more.

On Wednesday 22 October 2025, we held a public webinar open to anyone who wished to attend, particularly those unable to make the in-person events. The Raven team presented the emerging proposals, followed by a Q&A session.

They also used the session to address misinformation circulating in the community and respond to key questions raised during the pop-up events.

You can view a recording of the webinar and the myth-busting responses by clicking the buttons below.

You said, we’re listening...Turning your views and concerns into opportunities for improvement in Preston.

In July 2025, we carried out an inclusive consultation where we shared back what the community had told us in September 2024 and built on those themes by asking more questions.

This gave us a clearer picture of what people like and dislike, what you feel is missing and where improvements could make the biggest difference. The aim is to ensure any future plans are based on your real needs and experiences, not assumptions.

Please click the button below to read the July 2025 Feedback Report. It summarises the key themes raised by people - including homes, shops, green spaces and safety - and explains the opportunities and ambitions we have to address these concerns.