How landmark Sheffield gateway pub is progressing as big transformation continues

This is how the landmark Norfolk Arms in Grenoside is looking as work proceeds on its refurbishment.

Work to modernise and extend the famous pub have been going on for two years now, and this is how it is looking at that work continues.

The pictures show the rear extension which is now in place, as well as a section which has been built between two previously unconnected buildings.

Work is continuing on the building as part of a massive renovation project.

The venue, traditionally a landmark to people coming into Sheffield from the north along the A61, is being transformed and due to be reopened again, having been closed for around six years.

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Our pictures show how the building now looks now. We have also included pictures of how it looked before, and the plans that were sent to Sheffield Council showing how it is to look when completed.

The plans for the Norfolk Arms, filed with the council two years ago, were for the demolition of an existing conservatory and part of an outbuilding, and the creation of a new extension to the rear. It also includes a link extension between pub and a prominent outbuilding, as well as the use of the outbuilding and first floor as trade areas.

In addition it includes alterations to the existing Norfolk Arms car park and the use of adjoining land as an additional car park.

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