Police are appealing for information after a man was assaulted on the cycle track near Lancaster University.
The incident occurred on the cycle track near to Whinfell Drive, on the evening of Monday, November 18, at around 5pm.
A male was assaulted at that location whilst walking home from work, and another cyclist was then racially abused by the same suspect.
The suspect was described as wearing a face covering and a black Nike hoody.
PC Simon Jones from Lancaster Police said: ‘’We appreciate details of the suspect are limited but if you have any information regarding this matter please phone 101 quoting log 0948 18th November.’’


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