A pre school in Lancaster has appealed for help after their nursery garden was targeted by vandals.
The Mucky Pups Pre School garden, based at Lancaster Boys & Girls Club on Dallas Road, suffered damage over the weekend.
Mucky Pups offers childcare for children aged one to four years.
Jean Wills, owner of Mucky Pups, said the garden shed had been kicked in, and garden tools broken.
Damage to the nursery garden at Mucky Pups

"It's soul destroying," said Jean.
"We're trying really hard to build something lovely, and people come and smash it up.
"We are disappointed, being part of the community and a not for profit organisation, that people would think it's OK to come and do that."
Jean said the incident had been reported to a local PCSO (Police Community Support Officer) and asked for anyone with any information to contact them or police.


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