Preston Seventh Day Adventist Church.

The land to the north of the church was waste land but this appears about to get redeveloped.
A Preston church is getting ready for a facelift to repair its roof and windows.
The grade II listed Preston Seventh Day Adventist Church on Grimshaw Street in the city centre is seeking permission from the city's planning committee.
The church was constructed between 1857 and 1859 and a chapel has been on the site since 1810.
Detailed plans from architects Storah Architects explains how the west window of the church is in very poor condition and the roof is suffering from wet rot.
The report to the planning committee says the buildings "have significance in the town, giving an identity to the area, with the prominent spire, a historic reference in the changing townscape."
The church was previously the United Reformed Church until 2005 when it was bought by the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
The repairs are being funded by Heritage Lottery Fund and will cost just under £200,000. The HLF are providing £188,000 of grant funding.