A new independent record shop is set to open in Ilkley after Needle & Fern officially secured the keys to its new premises.
The business has announced that it will be based at 5 Railway Road, Ilkley, marking the next step in a project which has been months in the making.
The team behind Needle & Fern has been developing plans for the shop, collecting records, listening to requests from local people and working out how they want the new space to look and feel.
Now that they have the keys, work can begin on transforming the currently empty shop into the new home of Needle & Fern.
The team says there is still plenty to do before the doors open, with decorating, joinery and signage among the jobs planned before the shop is ready.
Eventually, the walls will be filled with the records that form the heart of the new business.
The team thanked those who had supported the project while they worked towards finding a premises.
The business has not yet announced an official opening date, but says customers will be able to follow the progress as the Railway Road shop takes shape.
Needle & Fern will be based at 5 Railway Road, Ilkley.

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