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  Britain's remotest pub has reopened after locals raised £1million to
  buy and refurbish it.
  
  The Old Forge sits on the Knoydart Peninsula in Inverie, Scotland.
  
  But to enjoy a pint, customers need to either trek 18 miles through the Highlands for or make a seven mile sea crossing.
  
  
  The area is the UK's most remote mainland community with a
  total population of just 111 and is cut off from the road
  network.
  
  The boozer was bought by residents in the community in March last year after the
  last owner sold up and was closed in January for a complete refurbishment. 
  
  Works overran by several months but once the team announced the pub would
  open on Friday August 4, locals lined up outside to show their support. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Britain's remotest pub has reopened following a £1million refurbishment
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  To enjoy a pint at the Old Forge, punters must either hike 18 miles through
  the Highlands or take a seven mile sea crossing
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The pub is located in the village of Inverie on the Knoydart Peninsula
  
  
  
  
  Stephanie Harris, 34, the business development manager of The Old Forge Community Benefit Society, said:
  'Reopening was all a bit of a blur.
  
  'Our goal was always to open last weekend but we weren't sure it was going to happen.
  
  'It came down to the wire.
  
  One 3pm on Friday we finally had everything in place.
  
  
  'We posted on social media that we would be opening tonight and within an hour people were waiting outside.
  
  
  'Within half-an-hour of opening the place was absolutely packed.
  
  
  'A lot of people hadn't seen it at all for months so it was a huge change
  and a great night.'
  
  The pub, which dates back to the 1700s, was bought under community ownership in March last year.
  
  
  It was ran by its previous Belgian owner for nine years, who reportedly clashed with locals concerned that closing during winter months and reduced staffing were failing
  to attract new people to the area.
  
  Locals set up The Old Forge Community Benefit Society and raised over £1million through
  crowdfunding and grants.
  
  The money was used to both purchase and refurbish
  the old building.
  
  They kept the pub open for their first summer season - serving drinks only - then began refurbishment in January
  this year.
  
  A team of locals carried out most of the refurbishment work which
  involved re-insulating the property, installing new windows, electrics and heating systems.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The boozer was done up after being bought by
  residents in March last year
  
  
  Stephanie said: 'The refurbishment ended up taking a lot longer than we
  thought it would.
  
  'We closed down in January and essentially stripped it back to four walls.
  
  
  It was a complete overhaul of everything.
  
  
  'The original stone cottage building has stayed but we had to knock down the extension that runs along the back and start again.
  
  'The building wasn't energy efficient at all so that was our main focus.
  
  
  We upgraded the heating, got new windows and insulated the loft space.
  
  
  'We rejigged the design inside and got new everything to make it comfortable.'
  
  Stephanie hopes the refurbishment will secure the pub's future and their community.
  
  
  They are only serving drinks for the first few weeks of opening but hope to be offering
  food by the end of the month.
  
  She said: 'We're such a small community and the pub plays so many different roles.
  
  
  It's not just a place to come and have a drink -
  it's a neutral hub.
  
  'It's success or failure has a huge impact on everyone
  in the community - economically and emotionally.'
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