The opening date for a town's new Domino's pizza branch has been revealed.
Domino's will open its newest Norfolk store at 27 Mere Street in Diss on April 8, creating 25 jobs.
The store will be open from 11am to 11pm every day and is currently recruiting for roles which include shift managers, pizza-makers and delivery drivers.
Ricky Kandola, operations director at Domino's parent company, SK Group, said: "We're excited to come to the picturesque market town of Diss to deliver the 'nation's favourite pizza'."
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The premises in Mere Street were formerly a Pride Animal Rescue shop but it closed after the owner was jailed for stealing tens of thousands of pounds from veterinary practices.
The chain will be giving out 200 free personal pizzas to customers in the area the weekend before opening along with a free cookie to all customers collecting their order on opening week.
There will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11am on April 8.
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