Businesses have been celebrated for their contributions to growth, innovation and community impact.
The achievements were recognised at the Breckland Business Awards where 11 organisations, firms and venues across the district were honoured for their impact on the local economy.
The event brought together business leaders, sponsors and community leaders to highlight the district’s success stories and future potential.
Sam Chapman-Allen, leader of Breckland Council, said: "Last night was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the businesses and organisations that make such an important contribution to Breckland.
"Our winners are now being asked to support a young person through mentoring, work experience, skills development, an apprenticeship or employment.
"This is a key part of what makes these awards different—we’re not just celebrating success, we’re helping to pass on skills and experience and create opportunities for local young people while strengthening Breckland’s future workforce."
Centurion Safety took home the main title of Breckland Business of the Year.
Other winners included JDT Music Academy for the Community Pride Award, Scott’s Opticians for Best High Street Business, and Daisy’s Milk Shed for Rural Innovation and Diversification.
The Railway Tavern in Dereham was named Local Pub of the Year (People’s Choice), while Yaxham Waters Holiday Park earned Employer of the Year.
Peter Beales Roses of Attleborough was recognised for Outstanding Contribution to Business, and Peerless Plastics and Coatings received the Made in Breckland Award.
Mid Norfolk Railway won the Visitor Experience Award, and Old Buckenham Country Park was honoured with the Exceptional Impact Award.
Pooch’s Yard received a Special Recognition Award.
Winners have been asked to support at least one person aged 16 to 24 through mentoring, work experience, skills development or an apprenticeship or employment opportunity as part of the awards' legacy.
The awards were supported by O.C.O Technology and a range of category sponsors, including Rosedale Funeral Homes, SERCO, Snetterton Park and Parkwood Leisure.
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