Two Reepham-based businesses and a local stalwart were among the finalists in the second Broadland Community at Heart Awards run by Broadland District Council.
Left to right: two representatives from White Horse Development Trust, winner of the Business Community Support of the Year; Tom Thornley of The Original Cottage Company and Martin James of Panther Brewery as runners-up, and Cllr Stuart Clancy, Broadland District Council’s portfolio holder for economic development
The awards were presented at a ceremony at The Space in Sprowston on Wednesday 26 October, attended by more than 120 guests and featuring a performance by the Broadland Youth Choir.
Reepham businesses Panther Brewery and The Original Cottage Company were runners up in the Business Community Support category, while Reepham resident Edwin Rose was runner up in the Good Neighbour or Friend category.
The awards celebrated the achievements of Broadland residents who have made an exceptional contribution to their community. Winners were chosen for 11 categories from nominations made by members of the public.
Edwin Rose (left), with the other runner-up Sid Parkin (right), and Mike Ellard (centre), winner of the Good Neighbour or Friend of the Year award