The Christmas period may seem like a distant memory - but this Northumberland pub is keeping the festive feeling alive all year long.
Visitors to The Half Moon Inn, in Stakeford, can expect to see their Christmas tree up for the whole of 2023.
But with an added twist, the decorations will change theme to celebrate various events throughout the year starting with Burns Night.
And, throughout the year the pub will be raising money for a new defibrillator for the town.
Robbie Morgan, who bar has managed the bar for four years, said: "This year we will be keeping our tree up through the whole year. Why? To raise money for a life-saving defibrillator for the community.
"With the closest defibrillator being an eight-minute walk away from The Half Moon, another defibrillator in our community can only be a positive.
"Every minute counts in an emergency and if disaster strikes, our community defibrillator may be the closest to you or your loved ones."
Customers can expect to see a variety of decorations on the tree throughout the year as they celebrate various events, with tartan and Irn Bru cans currently on show ahead of Burns Night.
Robbie, 26, said: "Next up we will have Valentine's Day and then there is St Patrick's Day, we are going to decorate it for Pride and then there will obviously be the likes of Halloween."
Although some people may dislike the idea of a Christmas tree on show, Robbie said the idea has been a hit with customers.
He said: "It has been really, really well received. I did think some of our older customers who are more traditional might not have been so keen, but not everyone has liked it."
It is not the first time staff at the establishment have helped those in need, having supported the charity Christmas For All last year.
Robbie added: "We were delivered about 20 Christmas tree tags from the local charity Christmas For All before Christmas.
"Tags had a Christmas present suggestion from a local child who will go without or with very little on Christmas Day.
"All the tags got taken within hours of them going on the tree. Our phenomenal customers just kept the gifts coming despite the suggestion tags being all gone."
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