From a new Post Office in a village to the launch of a cafe inspired by Thailand, here are five changes coming to businesses in Norfolk this November.
1. New Post Office
Horning lost its only Post Office in May when postmasters Andrew and Adrienne Seddon retired.
Gail and Ian Watling - who run Tidings Newsagents just a stone's throw down the road - offered to open a Post Office counter inside their store and spent the summer completing interviews and assessments with the firm.
They have now revealed the facility will launch on November 29 at 1pm.
Horning Post Office will be open from 9am to 7pm Monday to Saturday and 9am to 4pm on Sunday.
2. Brunch café opens
ORA Cafe started serving customers from its new home in the Royal Arcade last weekend.
The cafe sells a range of acai bowls, with a build-your-own option for those who want to pick and choose their toppings.
There is also a range of protein shakes, teas and coffees - including matcha - and toasties.
3. Business up for sale
A surf business with two shops along the North Norfolk coast is up for sale.
Wet Dog, a surf shop that operates out of two shops at Cromer and Wells-next-the-sea, is up for sale for £195,000.
The business which opened in 2012, sells surfing and other water sports equipment, including their own brand of clothing.
4. B&M in Great Yarmouth
is moving into the former Wilko shop which was in the Market Gates shopping centre in Great Yarmouth.
B&MWilko closed its doors in the shopping centre last September when the firm fell into administration.
Last month, the discount retailer lodged a licence application to operate in Wilko's old space and a spokeswoman for the store said they hope to open on November 30.
5) Games shop in north Norfolk
Vorum Games in Holt, owned by Callum Clarke and Connor Crombie, will open its doors on November 5.
The shop will sell a wide variety of items including trading cards, tabletop role-play games, and accessories.
Customers can also play a range of games in the shop as tables will be available to hire.
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