A "lovely" village pub which met its demise last year is set to throw open its doors once again this spring. The Tudor-style Four Bells Inn, in Woodborough, called time last November.
But it hasn't taken long for a new proprietor to step in and spruce it up. Beccy Webster may be a youthful 34 but she has a wealth of experience in the pub trade, making headlines when she was became the UK's youngest landlady, taking on her first tenancy at the tender age of 18 at the Elwes Arms in Carlton.
Beccy said she didn't have to think twice about taking over the Four Bells, in Main Street, when it became available. "I've always had my eye on it as it's such a lovely village and a lovely little pub," she said. "It's got great stuff around it - it's got the new park, the church, the village hall."
