The region's first community pub has been named the West Norfolk CAMRA pub of the year 2016.
The King's Arms at Shouldham was rescued in 2013 by a group of 189 people who bought shares to enable its purchase from Punch Taverns, and it was registered as an asset of community value.
It re-opened in late 2014 after being closed for over two years.
West Norfolk CAMRA branch chairman Steve Barker said: 'With community support, this pub has risen like a Phoenix from the ashes.'
The pub will now compete with the Norwich branches' Pub of the Year to become Norfolk CAMRA pub of the year.
Landlord Ian Skinner said: 'I'm over the moon. The support from the community has been great, and I would like to thank everyone who has ever bought a pint at the pub.'
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