A city museum and cave experience have chosen to temporarily close after staff tested positive for Covid-19.
There have been two positive Covid-19 results among the staff at the National Justice Museum, leading to other members of the team having to self-isolate.
Refunds are being arranged for visitors of the Lace Market historical attraction for anyone with pre-booked tickets before July 2.
The museum also operates the City of Caves experience located below the former Broadmarsh Centre, which has also been temporarily closed.
A post published on Monday, June 28 on the museum's website read: "Important message for visitors.
"We are very sorry, but we have closed temporarily as a precautionary measure following two positive tests for Covid among our staff. As a consequence, other members of staff are now self-isolating in line with NHS advice.
"Public Health England and NHS Test and Trace have been informed.
"If you have a pre-booked ticket before 2 July, please contact us at info@nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk and we will arrange a full refund.
"Please follow us on social media for reopening updates."
