Lovat Road has a style and character of its own. Originally built for cotton mill workers, the street was once a lively and energetic area to live. So much so that it was dubbed the Coronation Street of Preston and was even featured in a BBC documentary in 1989. Now it is popular with students due to its close promiximity to the city centre. READ MORE: Preston folk in the 80s. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Fishergate in the 80s
. Lovat Road
A last lingering look down Lovat Road - once a bustling and lively street Photo: Archive
. 20mph zone
Louise Gardner and her son Jamie are also behind the new scheme to make Lovat Road a 20mph zone Photo: Archive
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David Wadeson, the owner of a hardware shop on Lovat Road and who lived there for most of his life Photo: Archive
. Road safety
Sharon Cummings and children Mark and Liam are in favour of a pioneering road safety scheme for Lovat Road Photo: Archive
. Ladies of Lovat Road
This is what Lovat Road was once famed for - a community spirit seen here as Gwen Newton, Ann Heaps and Lyn Atherton meet to catch up on the day's events Photo: Archive
1. Lovat Road
A last lingering look down Lovat Road - once a bustling and lively street Photo: Archive
2. 20mph zone
Louise Gardner and her son Jamie are also behind the new scheme to make Lovat Road a 20mph zone Photo: Archive
3. WLEPnews-16-03-22-Retro Lovat Road-PAP-NWUpload
David Wadeson, the owner of a hardware shop on Lovat Road and who lived there for most of his life Photo: Archive
4. Road safety
Sharon Cummings and children Mark and Liam are in favour of a pioneering road safety scheme for Lovat Road Photo: Archive