One lane of a busy Nottingham road will be closed while a crane used to construct one of Nottingham's biggest buildings is dismantled.
The inside lane of Sheriffs Way will be shut from 5am on Saturday, March 14, until 8am the following day.
The crane in question has been used to build the vast 10-storey Unity Square building, one of the East Midlands' biggest developments.
Set to open next year, it will accommodate up to 4,000 HM Revenue and Customs staff.
Engineers will work around the clock to get the job done.
Some delays are expected as a result of the work carried out at the weekend.
The move comes as work continues in nearby Canal Street to replace pipes between Castle Boulevard and Carrington Street.
Lanes on this road were shut for the work and it will last about eight weeks.
