A village pub has temporarily closed its doors due to rising costs.
The Three Horseshoes, in Barrow, near Bury St Edmunds, has said it has shut until further notice.
In a post on social media on Friday, a spokesman said it was due to a situation "out of their control".
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However, a statement on the venue's website now says the temporary closure was enforced due to rising costs.
It said: "Regrettably we have to advise customers that the pub will be temporarily closing after business on Sunday, February 18.
"There are a number of contributing factors that has forced this decision, our increased costs being the main one.
"Recruiting staff has also been a big issue as there is not a lot of people wanting to work in hospitality these days.
"Sorry for the inconvenience."
The statement added the pub company is working on recruiting a replacement tenant.
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