Cromer's annual town meeting was a procession of award-winning unsung heroes as grants and prizes were handed out.
At the Parish Hall on Friday, mayor Gwen Smith, who was given a bouquet for her year of service, gave out three Cromer honours, two commendations, 15 grants and money raised for her mayoral charity.
Earlier, Mrs Smith gave a report before a talk by Philip Haslam, chief executive of Eastern Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority. There were also public questions.
But the big moments came later, with the presentations. They included:
CROMER HONOURS
? Gwen Andrews, recognised for the way that she drops everything to help others in need.
? Elaine Milton, who works with Care UK and 'always puts others first'.
? Ian Glover, who has organised and maintained Cromer's Christmas lights for 16 years.
CROMER COMMENDATIONS
? Cromer police station team.
? The North Norfolk News team.
GRANTS
? Norfolk and Norwich Association for the Blind - £500
? Suffield Park Infants - £500
? About With Friends - £800
? Age UK Norfolk - £250
? Norfolk Community Law Service - £500
? Ambulance first responders - £250
? Cromer and North Norfolk Festival of Music, Drama and Dance - £350
? Cromer Christmas lights - £2,600
? Citizens' Advice North Norfolk - £1,500
? Bittern Line Community Rail Partnership - £500
? Cromer VEO: Art Week - £300; Children's Weeks - £500
FIREWORKS GRANTS
? Axe Club - £200; Cromer Parish Church - £200; VEO - £200.
The mayor's charity, Cromer's Royal British Legion branch, received £398.49.
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