Rushden Lakes visitors warned of repair works taking place at Nene Wetlands this week
Visitors have been advised of repair work happening at the Nene Wetlands this week.
Bosses at the shopping and leisure complex have said the work, which started on Monday (June 1), may cause some disruption.
A spokesman for Rushden Lakes said: “There will be contractors beginning repair works on the timber boards and structure of the Bailey Bridge.
"The bridge will remain open during works, but there will be some disruption to crossing with minor delays.
"Works are expected to be completed by Friday 5th June. Thank you for your co-operation whilst this work takes place.”
With Rushden Lakes at its heart, the Nene Wetlands Nature Reserve is a square mile of water, meadows, wet woodland and reed beds.
It is home to a large number of species including kingfishers, dragonflies, grass snakes and otters, as well as being a destination for thousands of migratory birds each year.
The Nene Wetlands also offer footpaths and cycle tracks to explore.