People in a Norfolk village are opening their gardens in June as part of a colourful weekend.

For the first time in more than 20 years, gardens in Wreningham, near Wymondham, will be open to visitors on June 16, from 10am-4pm.

This follows a charity colour run at the village school, adding to a fun-packed community weekend.

The event is organised by volunteers hoping to bring the community together and to raise funds for the historic All Saints Church.

Organiser Karen Nunn said: "It's hard to believe that it's been over 20 years since the last Open Gardens event was held in the village.

"There will be a broad range of gardens open to visitors from new gardens that are still in the early stages of development to mature gardens large and small."

The vibrant weekend will also include games such as welly-throwing and bug hunting, a plant sale, a South African barbecue, and teas and lunches in the village hall.

Entry is £5 per person while under 12s accompanied by an adult are free.