The team behind a Broads pub has expanded into a second premises and it will have a brand new look and menu.

Alison Brewster and her family have run The Ferry Inn in Stokesby for the last six years and it also has a village shop and sells homemade cakes and chocolates.

It has become the heart of the community and she is hoping to do the same now she has taken on the Horse and Groom in Tunstead.

Eastern Daily Press: Alison Brewster, landlady and chocolatier, who has extended the Stokesby Village Shop at the Ferry Inn due to its popularity. With her is Aaron Hanson, shop manager and baker. Picture: DENISE BRADLEYAlison Brewster, landlady and chocolatier, who has extended the Stokesby Village Shop at the Ferry Inn due to its popularity. With her is Aaron Hanson, shop manager and baker. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Archant 2021)

Her daughter's partner Aaron Hanson, who worked at The Ferry Inn, will be the manager of the new premises.

On offer will be classic pub food alongside homemade cakes and chocolates.

She said: "We are giving it a complete makeover and we want it to be a place people in the village can all enjoy with traditional, homecooked food at reasonable prices."

It is set to reopen on Friday, March 25, after being closed since last November, with a free buffet and bubbles from 7pm.