Preston Guild Hall closed four years ago in a shock move
Preparations for the eventual reopening of Preston’s Guild Hall have stepped up, with the removal of the signage that adorned the building before its shock closure four years ago – and which has remained hanging there ever since in the hope of the much-loved venue’s revival.
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The council retook control of the landmark venue in the summer of 2019 after it closed at short notice over claims that creditors were owed millions of pounds. That move sparked the legal battle that was resolved in March and which had kept audiences locked out in the intervening four years. “But we do need to obviously re-engage with artists…and promoters. It can’t be rushed, but it needs to be [done] relatively quickly because it’s been out of circulation for too long,” Cllr Brown said.
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