Student Radio Awards
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The Student Radio Awards is a UK awards scheme celebrating talent within the UK student radio industry, held by the Student Radio Association. The awards are currently in their eleventh year, and are supported by BBC Radio 1.
Many past winners of Student Radio Awards have gone on to become big names within the UK radio industry, most notably of late is Greg James (DJ), (Winner Best Male 2005), who now works at Radio 1, and Philippa TJ, who now works at 6 Music.
The awards themselves are announced in an awards ceremony typically taking place in London in November. The awards are run by the Student Radio Association, in collaboration with various third parties, mainly by Radio 1.
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[edit] Awards Chair Person
The Current Awards Chairperson is Jo Whiley
Prior to that from inception to the 10th Awards was Steve Lamacq
[edit] Awards Judging
This year the Awards Judging was done in two rounds, coordinated by the Association of Student Radio Alumni and Neil Gardner, the first round was performed by Student Radio Alumni, from the ASRA.
This resulted in the top 5 to 7 (category dependant) nominees for the main Judging carried out bu the Student Radio Judging Panel and industry Professionals.
This results in the Top Three (Gold, Silver, and Bronze) for each category.
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Kate Arkless Gray - Freelance Producer |
Matin Campbell - Chief Radio Advisor Ofcom |
[edit] Winners 2007 (11th Annual)
Presented by Scott Mills and Edith Bowman
This year a total of 70 stations/entries have been nominated across 12 categories, there has also been a record number of entries.
Student Station of the Year
Gold: CUR1350 - (University of Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin University)
Silver: Smoke Radio - (University of Westminster)
Bronze: Demon FM - (De Montfort University)
Female Presenter of the Year
Gold: Katherine Godfrey - CUR1350 - (University of Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin University)
Silver: Faye Lyons-White - LSRfm.com - (University of Leeds)
Bronze: Becca Day-Preston - Fuse FM - (Manchester University)
Male Presenter of the Year
Gold: Kenny Donohue - Bailrigg FM - (Lancaster University)
Silver: Dave Dodd - BIRSt
Bronze: Greg Hughes - LSRfm.com - (University of Leeds)
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Best Specialist Music Programming Best Scripted Programming Best Journalistic Programming Best Entertainment Programming Best Technical Innovation |
Best Marketing & Branding Best Interview Best Live Event / Outside Broadcast Student Radio Newcomer Of The Year |
[edit] Winners 2006 (10th Annual)
Student Station of the Year:
Gold: URN (University of Nottingham)
Silver: RaW (University of Warwick)
Bronze: Smoke Radio (University of Westminster)
Female Presenter of the Year:
Gold: Steve Doran, URN (University of Nottingham)
Silver: Kim Harris, LSRfm.com (University of Leeds)
Bronze: Phillipa Treverton-Jones, URN (University of Nottingham)
Male Presenter of the Year:
Gold: Andrew Jackson, FUSE FM (University of Manchester)
Silver: Phil Noyce, 1287 Insanity (Royal Holloway, University of London)
Bronze: Ian Chaloner, URN (University of Nottingham)
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Student Newcomer of the Year: Best Specialist Music Programme: Best Entertainment Show: Best Journalistic Programme: Best Interview: |
Best Live Event/Outside Broadcast: Best Comedy & Drama Programme: Best Technical Innovation: Best Marketing and Branding: |
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