A charity shop on a Lancaster high street is set to reopen after being closed for a few months.
The Oxfam shop on Penny Street has been shut since the beginning of the year due to a water leak and staff shortages.
It is set for a grand reopening on Monday May 25, said manager Deborah Parker-Bowles.
The Lancaster shop sells a variety of donated clothes, accessories and homewares.
The charity also has a separate book and music shop on Penny Street which has remained open.
Established in 1942, Oxfam is a global movement of millions of people working together to end poverty.
The Lancaster shop is looking for volunteers.
More information HERE.


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