Proposed arcade site in Preston A listed building in one of the busiest parts of Preston city centre could be turned into an adult gaming arcade. The ven
A listed building in one of the busiest parts of Preston city centre could be turned into an adult gaming arcade.The venture would be housed in a former building society branch on the corner of Lune Street and Fishergate, if plans lodged with Preston City Council are given the go-ahead.
“Not only is the style of play different from betting shop activity, the machines in AGCs offer lower stakes, ranging from 10p to a maximum of £2 – and the average stake in an ACG is between 30-50p. “The customer split is typically 50 percent female and 50 percent male and customers often visit on their own or in a couple, but rarely in larger groups. Teas and coffees are provided to Customers,” the document adds.
The application for the adult gaming centre states that the property has been “actively marketed” for almost five years, but there has been “no retail interest at all”. Sign up below to receive Blog Preston's weekly newsletter. It wings its way into inboxes every Sunday rounding up our best content from the last week and a look ahead to what's happening.
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