A prominent Grade II-listed building in Sheffield has been acquired by a council as part of a redevelopment plan.
The former Salvation Army Citadel building on Cross Burgess Street has deteriorated in recent years, with a legal battle running between its owners and Sheffield City Council.
Opened in 1894, it was used by the charity as its main church venue before moving out in 1999.
In a joint statement issued on Wednesday, the council and Tandem Properties Limited said court proceedings had been settled and the local authority had acquired the Citadel.
