A seaside town could get a discount shop selling essentials to help people struggling financially.
The Salvation Army is looking to install a new 'community grocery club' in Sheringham, selling low-cost food from a converted steel container.
The scheme is intended to help people struggling with the cost of living crisis, which has seen household bills rise dramatically.
A credit voucher for people needing free food will also be available.
The charity, which already runs a foodbank in the town, warned demand for support in the area has outstripped current provision.
To deliver the project the Salvation Army is joining forces with the Norfolk Community Foundation - an independent local group aiming to help build communities - which will provide the initial funding.
A planning application for the container has been submitted to North Norfolk District Council.
If accepted, the grocery club would be sited on the Salvation Army's Co-Operative Street car park in Sheringham.
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