A popular key cutting, engraving and watch repair firm is moving to a new location in Morecambe town centre.
John on Pedder Street will now become John on Queen Street as John Pilling moves into new premises at 11 Queen Street (next door to The Sanctuary cafe).
He will close his Pedder Street shop tomorrow (October 5) and reopen on Queen Street on October 15.
John, who was born in Morecambe, first opened on the Festival Market around eight years ago.
The business specialises in watch repairs, key cutting, pet ID tags, engraving, trophies and also sells watches.


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