There are two opportunities to improve your bike security in the Lancaster district later this week.
Lancaster Neighbourhood Policing Team will hold two bike coding events, where you can take your bike along and have it security marked for free.
They take place on Saturday (July 18) at Glasson Dock, Victoria Terrace, near the King Orry Anchor, and on Sunday (July 19) at The Old Halton Railway Station, Denny Beck Lane.
The events are weather dependent and both run between 1:30pm and 3:30pm.
For more information about the event and what bike marking is, visit The National Cycle Database, at www.bikeregister.com


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