A new "cashless" banking service has opened to replace a seaside town's branch that closed.
Barclays has opened the new facility in the Town Hall at Hunstanton.
It replaces its former branch across the road, which closed in April.
Barclays said at the time just 21 customers used it regularly.
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The new centre offers financial support and education on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Customers can learn more about online banking and how to avoid being scammed.
But the site is also cashless - meaning customers will have to use the Post Office in the High Street for everyday banking needs like paying money in.
North West Norfolk MP James Wild, who opened the centre, said: "With around 100 customers a week, it is demonstrating the continuing importance of face to face services and advice for customers on banking, savings, mortgages, fraud, and other issues.”
Lianne Coupland, Barclays deputy customer care director, said: "This new service represents our commitment to customers and the local community who wish to continue to have in-person support by offering the ability to visit Barclays locally, albeit in a different environment.”
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