A popular leisure park in Somerset has closed following Storm Hannah.
Brean Theme Park, which is just off the M5, has closed as it is not safe for visitors.
The leisure park was battered by gale-force winds during Storm Hannah, which also saw traffic delays and power cuts in and around Bristol.
A weather warning remains in place until 3pm (April 27), when winds should ease.
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The family-friendly park posted an apology to Facebook which read: "Storm Hannah has arrived!
"We intended to open today as planned but it is not safe to allow people onsite until the storm passes. We will begin to clear away the debris and start repairing the damage.
"We apologise for the inconvenience and we will post updates throughout the day."
Photos posted to social media show damage to rides and debris blown about the park.
However, a spokesperson told Somerset Live no structural damage has occurred and the park plans to re-open tomorrow.
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They said: "We have the maintenance crew waiting for the wind to drop later this evening and they will work late to ensure the park is ready to open at 11am tomorrow morning."
The firework display scheduled for this evening has been postponed until next Sunday (May 5).
