A man interviewed in connection with an allegation of fraud at a former prison cafe will face no further action, it has emerged.

Norfolk Police had been carrying out an investigation in to accounting fraud relating to Café Britannia dating to 2018.

A man in his 60s was interviewed under caution and released under investigation while the probe continued.

But a spokesman for Norfolk Police said: “Despite extensive enquiries being carried out in this case, there is insufficient evidence to prosecute and as a result, no further action will be taken.”

The café, which ran from a building attached to Norwich Prison, announced in August 2019 it was to close.

It came after the Ministry of Justice served a notice to management saying they needed to leave.

It was run by community interest company Britannia Enterprises Norwich CIC.