A Leamington pub has been redesigned, with a new look and new name.

The Town House pub on George Street at the bottom of town is now home to Elephant & Church.

The pub has been taken over by the same tE that run Grace & Vine, on Guy Street.

Elephant & Church's new name was inspired by its closeness to the Elephant Wash at the river and the parish church.

The pub itself has a long history and its new owners said it "deserves to be occupied."

In a post shared on Facebook the owners said: "We're so excited to bring the same quality, care and attention we pride ourselves on at G&V to a more traditional pub setting."

Elephant & Church will be serving classic pub food prepared to the 'highest standard', a bigger range of beers and lagers on draught, a very carefully curated wine list and some classic cocktails.

Guests can expect the same focus on service and quality ingredients as had at Grace & Vine, which will remain open on Guy Street.

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Elephant & Church gets in new name on account of its proximity to the Elephant Wash at the river and the parish church (image via Grace and Vine/ Facebook)