Preston Railway Station. Pic: Blog Preston A food outlet in Preston station is set for a facelift which its operators say will not harm the eatery’s liste
A food outlet in Preston station is set for a facelift which its operators say will not harm the eatery’s listed surroundings.
Preston station is a Grade II-listed building and some of its traditional features adorn the area where the baguette-serving chain now stands, close to the waiting room and the boarding point for West Coast Mainline trains to London.Parent company SSP UK Limited has submitted plans for what it describes as a “non-structural internal fit out”, which the firm claims will “enhance the customer experience, and introduce new products to the current range”.
It adds: “Due to the station’s historic significance and the significance of this property in particular, we have agreed with our client that the existing building features should be retained in their existing state and only if required should making good works be completed – no making good works have been identified as yet.
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