A heritage railway running through the centre of Norfolk is hoping to extend its alcohol licence.
Mid Norfolk Railway Preservation Trust put forward a premises licence variation application for the site on Station Road in Dereham.
This would involve the off-sales of alcohol between the hours of 10am and 11pm Monday to Sunday.
The trust is also looking to extend the licensed area to include the gift shop as part of an amendment to the approved plans.
It hopes to revise the operating schedule and licence conditions accordingly, with no other changes proposed as part of the application.
The Mid-Norfolk Railway is the longest standard gauge heritage railway in East Anglia, running from Dereham to Wymondham.
Its line is currently being restored to the railway's northern most station County School and is operated by volunteers.
Anyone who is wishing to make a representation must do so in writing to the licensing team at Breckland Council no later than November 8.
The plans can be viewed in full by visiting the Breckland Council licensing register.
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