Keith is an engineering design/development engineer having worked in the Printing Press industry for over thirty-five years. His hobbies include running, walking, gym training, railways and local history. He has studied history for the last twenty-five years both locally and nationally and has had a number of successful books to his name. He has also contributed numerous articles on local history to the Lancashire Evening Post for the last fifteen years, and is a member of the Crime Writers Association and the Lancashire Authors Association. He currently lives in Preston.

'In Lost Preston, the author explores how the city has changed over the past century, from bustling shops and cinemas to landmark buildings and industries that have been altered or vanished altogether. Using a fascinating collection of photographs, including many he has taken himself, Keith captures a unique and comprehensive visual history of Preston.'

Keith is an engineering design/development engineer having worked in the Printing Press industry for over thirty-five years. His hobbies include running, walking, gym training, railways and local history. He has studied history for the last twenty-five years both locally and nationally and has had a number of successful books to his name. He has also contributed numerous articles on local history to the Lancashire Evening Post for the last fifteen years, and is a member of the Crime Writers Association and the Lancashire Authors Association. He currently lives in Preston.

'In Lost Preston, the author explores how the city has changed over the past century, from bustling shops and cinemas to landmark buildings and industries that have been altered or vanished altogether. Using a fascinating collection of photographs, including many he has taken himself, Keith captures a unique and comprehensive visual history of Preston.'

Keith is an engineering design/development engineer having worked in the Printing Press industry for over thirty-five years. His hobbies include running, walking, gym training, railways and local history. He has studied history for the last twenty-five years both locally and nationally and has had a number of successful books to his name. He has also contributed numerous articles on local history to the Lancashire Evening Post for the last fifteen years, and is a member of the Crime Writers Association and the Lancashire Authors Association. He currently lives in Preston.

'In Lost Preston, the author explores how the city has changed over the past century, from bustling shops and cinemas to landmark buildings and industries that have been altered or vanished altogether. Using a fascinating collection of photographs, including many he has taken himself, Keith captures a unique and comprehensive visual history of Preston.'