A premises licence application has been submitted to sell alcohol at a town's high street cheese shop.
The Norfolk Cheese Company Co and Delicatessen opened on High Street in Downham Market in June following owner Nina Narramore's success as a market trader during lockdown.
Her deli has a mix of local produce and Italian artisan foods on offer, including cheese and pasta.
A new premises licence application has since been made to West Norfolk Council on October 12, which proposes the sale of alcohol by retail from Monday to Saturday from 8am to 4pm.
A document on the application says those wanting to view the application should arrange an appointment with the licensing team quoting reference 21/000913/LA_PRE at the council's office.
And any objections should be made in writing by November 9 to Environment and Planning on Licensing, Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, King's Court, Chapel Street, King's Lynn, PE30 1EX.
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