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The Community Radio Awards are an accolade bestowed upon creatives in the community sector of broadcast radio in the United Kingdom. The awards showcase the work of community radio volunteers. [1] They were founded in 2016 by Martin Steers.[2][3][4][5][6] The 2019 ceremony will be held in Barry, Wales in October, receiving more than 425 entries for consideration.[6] The 2018 ceremony was held on 15 September in Sheffield, with 360 entries considered from 77 stations in 18 categories.[3] The 2017 awards ceremony was held on 23 September in Bristol following a process involving over 350 entries in 16 categories from 70 community stations.[7][4][8][9]

Nominations and Winners

2019

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  • Podcast of the Year
  • Innovation of the Year
  • Newcomer of the Year (new to radio in last 12 months)
  • Sage Person (Over 60)
  • Young Person of the Year (under 25)
    • Gold: Emma Snow – Erewash Sound
    • Silver: Kane McMahon – Bro Radio
    • Bronze Haashim Siddique – Asian Star Radio, Slough
  • Volunteer of the Year
    • Gold: Kate Gregory – Speysound Radio
    • Silver: Chas Large – Red Kite Radio
    • Bronze Luke Davis – Wycombe Sound 106.6fm
  • Sports Show of the Year
    • Gold: MônFM Sport – MônFM
    • Silver: Verulam Sports – Radio Verulam
    • Bronze The Terrace Radio Show – Radio Cardiff
  • Specialist Music Show of the Year
    • Gold: The Roots Collective – Wycombe Sound
    • Silver: It’s Showtime with Ryan & Jodana – Bro Radio
    • Bronze Alex Krupa's Country Show – Andover Radio
  • Arts & Creative Radio of the Year
    • Gold: Maritime Radio Launch: A Love Song to Greenwich & Woolwich – Maritime Radio
    • Silver: Where I Was Born, Where I Was Raised – Spark Sunderland
    • Bronze "The UK's most creative independent radio station" – Resonance FM
  • Speech & Journalism of the Year
    • Gold: Autism & It's Possibilities – Radio LaB 97.1FM
    • Silver: Talking Men – The Alex Skeel Interview – Cambridge 105 Radio
    • Bronze Second Chance: Disclosing Your Past – Swindon 105.5
  • Entertainment Show of the Year
    • Gold: Desi Beats Show with Desi Diva Deepa – Asian Star Radio
    • Silver: Robbie James – Express FM
    • Bronze The Dylan Taylor Breakfast Show – 107 Endeavour FM
  • Live Event or Outside Broadcast of the Year
    • Gold: Source FM Christmas Party 2018 – Source FM
    • Silver: Source FM's Parklive – Source FM
    • Bronze Start of the Great North Run 2018 – Radio Tyneside
  • Female Presenter of the Year
    • Gold: Jo Thoenes – BFBS Brize Norton
    • Silver: Gemma-Leigh James – Marlow FM
    • Bronze Fiona McNeill – Dunoon Community Radio
  • Male Presenter of the Year
    • Gold: Sam Day – Future Radio
    • Silver: Rob L'Esperance – Wycombe Sound 106.6fm
    • Bronze Chris Kaye – BFBS Catterick
  • Community Show of the Year
    • Gold: Julie Donaldson's Morning Mix – Zetland FM
    • Silver: The Health and Wellbeing Hour – Heartland FM
    • Bronze The Vale This Week – Bro Radio
  • Community Development Project of the Year
    • Gold: Chapel St Primary School takes over – ALL FM
    • Silver: Cash 4 Calendars Campaign – Spark Sunderland
    • Bronze The 4Ps Project – Vectis Radio
  • Digital or RSL Station Of The Year
    • Gold: Radio Wanno
    • Silver: Ocean Youth Radio
    • Bronze Thre3-6ix Radio & Scout Radio
  • Station of the Year
    • Gold: ALL FM
    • Silver: Wycombe Sound
    • Bronze Spark Sunderland

2018

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  • Station of the Year
  • Community Development Project of the Year
    • Gold: The METS Training programme - Somer Valley FM
    • Silver: Mental Health Community Project - Sheppey FM
    • Bronze: The 4Ps Project - Vectis Radio
  • Female Presenter of the Year
  • Male Presenter of the Year
    • Gold: Mark Jarvis - Erewash Sound
    • Silver: Rob L’Esperance - Wycombe Sound
    • Bronze: Simon Wilson - Voice FM
  • Community Show of the Year
    • Gold: Pol.ON – The Polish Show - East Coast FM
    • Silver: Tameside Today - Tameside Radio
    • Bronze: The One Love Breakfast Show - BCfm
  • Live Event or Outside Broadcast of the Year
    • Gold: Local Radio Day 2018 - Wycombe Sound
    • Silver: General Election 2017 - Chelmsford Community Radio
    • Bronze: ‘Spirit of Wildfire’ – A Festival for Radio - 107 Meridian FM
  • Entertainment Show of the Year
    • Gold: The Rob L’Esperance Jukebox - Wycombe Sound
    • Silver: Emma Snow - Erewash Sound
    • Gold: Drivetime with Ryan and Beth - Spark Sunderland
  • Speech and Journalism of the Year
    • Gold: The Parents’ Show - Radio Verulam
    • Silver: Opening of the Herne Centre - Radio Cabin
    • Bronze: Dear Reader with Jessica Stone - CSR
  • Sports Show of the Year
    • Gold: Tuesday Night Sport - Wycombe Sound
    • Silver: OB's Saturday Sport Show - Radio Cardiff
    • Bronze: Live Commentary – FA Cup – Birmingham Senior Cup - Black Country Radio
  • Volunteer of the Year
    • Gold: Oliver Downing - KCC Live
    • Silver: Oliver Wilkinson - Drystone Radio
    • Bronze: Alex Farrell - Radio Tamworth
  • Young Person of the Year
    • Gold: Jeannie Nicolas - Erewash Sound
    • Silver: Liam Gates - Wycombe Sound
    • Bronze: James O’Malley - Tameside Radio
  • Sage Person of the Year
    • Gold: Chris Moore - Endeavour FM
    • Silver: Roz Johnson - Wythenshawe Community Radio
    • Bronze: Bill Prentice - Black Diamond FM
  • Newcomer of the Year
    • Gold: Jane Steele - Drystone Radio
    • Silver: Abbie Clive - Sheppey FM
    • Bronze: Mimi Harker OBE - Wycombe Sound
  • Innovation of the Year
    • Gold: ‘Get On’ - Science Education & Community Radio - Academy FM Folkestone
    • Silver: Halifax The Halifax Jigsaw Project - Phoenix FM
    • Bronze: The Chorley FM ‘100 Club’ - Chorley FM
  • Podcast of the Year
    • Gold: National Prison Radio Double Bubble
  • Digital/RSL Station of the Year
    • Gold: Wandsworth Radio

2017

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  • Station of the Year
  • Community Development Project of the Year
    • Radio Sheung Lok – ALL FM
    • Mackem Craic – Spark FM
    • A Present from the Past – Phoenix FM Halifax
    • Alright Mate I’m Listening (Male Mental Health Project) – Ribble FM
    • Global Sunderland – Spark FM
  • Female Presenter of the Year
  • Male Presenter of the Year
  • Community Show of the Year
    • The Midweek Sportsbar – BCFM Radio
    • Summer Saturday – Cambridge 105
    • Kinlochlovin Drivetime – Nevis Radio
    • Farming Friday – Ribble FM
    • Mid-Morning – Wycombe Sound 106.6FM
  • Live Event or Outside Broadcast of the Year
    • Les James Challenge Cup Final 2017 – 107.5 Switch Radio
    • BCfm Election night 2017 – 1BCfm Radio
    • Tour de Yorkshire – Drystone Radio
    • Failsworth Carnival – Oldham Community Radio 99.7fm
    • Radio Verulam brings LIVE FA Cup coverage to St Albans – Radio Verulam
  • Entertainment Show of the Year
    • Old Gits and Hits – BCFM Bristol
    • The Kieran Poole Sessions – Miskin Radio
    • The Week in Geek – The biggest Geek radio show in the UK – Spark FM
    • Drivetime with Ryan and Beth – Spark FM
    • Breakfast with Louise – Tameside Radio
  • Speech and Journalism Radio of the Year
    • Sapana Budha ‘Nepal: after the Earthquake’ – Radio LaB 97.1FM
    • Newsburst – Sheppey 92.2 FM
    • Spark Reports – Spark FM
    • Rough Sleep – Tameside Radio
    • The Late Show with Joe Shennan – Wycombe Sound 106.6FM
  • Arts and Creative Radio of the Year
  • Specialist Music Show of the Year
    • The Urban LP – CSRfm
    • The Vintage Show – Ribble FM
    • The Richard Harris Folk and Blues Show – Somer Valley FM
    • Dance Revolution – Spark FM
    • Showstoppers – Zetland FM
  • Sports Show of the Year
    • The Wycombe Sound Saturday Sports Show – Wycombe Sound 106.6FM
    • The Saturday Scoreboard – Switch Radio
    • Sportsbyte – Spark FM
    • Radio Verulam FA Cup coverage St Albans v Carlisle United – Radio Verulam
    • OB’s Saturday Sport Show – Radio Cardiff
  • Volunteer of the Year
    • Ian Robertson – East Coast fm
    • John Weller – Nevis Radio
    • Arthur Chorley – Oldham Community Radio 99.7fm
    • Gary Tottingham – Radio LaB
    • Jack Bee – Sheppey 92.2 FM
  • Young Person of the Year
    • Lila Bellamy – 107 Meridian FM
    • Jake Peach – CSRfm
    • Mark Jarvis – Erewash Sound
    • Rachel Price – Forces Radio BFBS Northern Ireland
    • Lewis Baxter – Ribble FM
  • Sage Person of the Year
    • Hugh Taylor – Alive Radio
    • Manjulika Singh – Awaz FM
    • Trish Napier – Canalside Radio
    • Harry Haward – Resonance FM
    • Keith Green – Warminster Community Radio
  • Newcomer of the Year
    • Katy Ashman – Abbey 104
    • Samantha Howard – Academy FM Folkestone
    • Mark Jarvis – Erewash Sound
    • Emma Snow – Erewash Sound
    • Lee Roe – Ribble FM
  • Innovation Award
    • The One Pound SoundHound Round – East Coast 107.6FM
    • 300 Club Lottery – Oldham Community Radio 99.7fm
    • Building an Audience using Facebook Live – Spark FM
    • Mackem Craic – Spark FM
    • Raspberry Pi Uplink Solution – Wycombe Sound 106.6FM
  • Podcast

2016

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  • Station of the Year: Ujima Radio
  • Female Presenter of the Year: Primrose Granville - Ujima Radio

References

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  2. ^ Scapens, Alex (23 February 2017). "Radio station that helped to launched Brit-nominated Blossoms is fighting to survive". Manchester Evening News. Archived from the original on 25 September 2017. Retrieved 25 September 2017 – via Wayback Machine.
  3. ^ a b King, Diane (7 September 2018). "Bonnyrigg's Bill Prentice, UK's oldest radio presenter, up for award". The Scotsman. Archived from the original on 7 September 2018. Retrieved 13 September 2018.
  4. ^ a b c Best, Bill (21 September 2017). "Radio Today to broadcast live from the Community Radio Awards". Community Media Association. Retrieved 25 September 2017 – via Wayback Machine. {{cite news}}: |archive-date= requires |archive-url= (help)CS1 maint: url-status (link)
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  6. ^ a b Russell, Greg (1 October 2019). "Scottish community radio station Heartland FM up for national award". TheNational.scot. Archived from the original on 1 October 2019. Retrieved 1 October 2019.
  7. ^ Wareham, Stephanie. "Wycombe Sound crowned station of the year at awards ceremony". Bucks Free Press. Archived from the original on 25 September 2017. Retrieved 25 September 2017 – via Wayback Machine.
  8. ^ Lowerson-Marshall, Ethan (24 August 2017). "Spark Leads the Way in the Community Radio Awards!". Spark Sunderland. Archived from the original on 25 September 2017. Retrieved 25 September 2017 – via Wayback Machine.
  9. ^ a b "Community Radio Awards 2017 nominations out". Radio Today. 2017. Retrieved 25 September 2017.
  10. ^ "Winners announced at the 2019 Community Radio Awards". RadioToday.co.uk. 2019-10-27. Archived from the original on 2019-10-29. Retrieved 2020-06-20.
  11. ^ Smith, Christopher (17 September 2018). "Recipients announced for the 2018 Community Radio Awards". Community Radio Awards (UK). Archived from the original on 18 September 2018. Retrieved 18 September 2018.
  12. ^ Wyver, Kate (12 September 2016). "Ujima Radio Wins Big At National Awards". Bristol24-7. Archived from the original on 25 September 2017. Retrieved 25 September 2017 – via Wayback Machine. 100 guests at Birmingham City University on Saturday, Ujima were awarded gold for National Community Radio Station of the Year

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