Holy Trinity Church was built in 1959. As is the case with many buildings of its period it is soundly constructed but rather utilitarian and uninspiring in design. The buildings services (heating, lighting, electrical installation, etc.) are inadequate for present uses. The present accommodation is not well suited to the current and proposed uses for the building.

The principle design proposal is to subdivide the existing church hall to reduce the worship area (the church hall is too large for the present congregation) and to provide a new informal coffee / reception area.

An important consideration in the design of the coffee / reception area is to provide as much natural light as possible. Natural daylight is therefore provided via a glazed screen to the church hall and via perimeter glazing to the ceiling. The glass panels present a good opportunity for providing decoration by glass etching, stained glass panels or similar.

Other alterations include the provision of meeting rooms, enlarging and refitting the existing kitchen, upgrading of services and provision of a car park.