A South Staffordshire pub is closing its doors on Monday, November 3.

The Summer House in Gospel End, near Sedgley, is over 150 years old.

The two-roomed pub has been known for its Christmas lights displays over the years and has concentrated on the food side in recent times.

Tenant Amy Harper said the closure was with great sadness and was due to rising costs from the brewery, which meant it had become untenable..

"We have loved being at the pub and we are so grateful to each and every customer that has supported us over the years..

"To the customers who have turned into friends we will miss you all so much," she said..

The pub is owned by Red Oak Taverns who bought it from Marston's last year. The Summerhouse re-introduced real ale earlier this year.