A car park will close while council resurfacing works are carried out at a park in Lancaster.
The large car park at Ryelands Park will be shut on Tuesday September 1 and Wednesday September 2 while the work is carried out, said Lancaster City Council.
The council said the works are to repair areas where the surface has deteriorated.
"As part of these works, the area immediately outside the main car park will be resurfaced, which means the large car park will need to be closed next Tuesday and Wednesday while the work is carried out," said a council spokesperson.
"We're also going to be improving a number of other paths within the park, including areas near the wildflower meadow and the entrance closest to the garage.
"We know parking is important to many visitors and we're sorry for the temporary inconvenience. These improvements will help make the park safer and more accessible for everyone.
"These works are being carried out by Lancaster City Council as part of our responsibility for maintaining paths and surfaces within our parks.
"We are not responsible for public roads or highway potholes, which are looked after by Lancashire County Council.
"Thank you for your patience while these improvements are completed."


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