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Winners and Nominees Winners and Nominees Category Shortlist Gold Anishka Sharma - Whistledown - BRONZE Cathy FitzGerald - White Stiletto Productions - SILVER Jack Howson - Reduced Listening Victoria Ferran Best Arts Producer - Just Radio Josephine Wheeler - Freelance/Just Radio Sera Baker - TBI Media Victoria Ferran - Just Radio - GOLD Chris Elcombe - Reduced Listening Fuzz Chaudhrey - Listen Jax Coombes – BBC Radio 6 Music - BRONZE Natalie Steed - Best Music Producer Folk on Foot Natalie Steed – Folk on Foot - GOLD Nathan Goodman - We are Grape Tom Fuller – Somethin' Else - SILVER Cathy FitzGerald - White Stiletto Productions - SILVER Chelsea Dickenson - Audio Always - BRONZE Gabriela Jones - Freelance Hana Walker- Best Factual Producer Brown - Hana Walker-Brown - Audible - GOLD Audible Philippa Gearing - Overtone Productions Richard Hollingham - Boffin Media Category Shortlist Gold Anishka Sharma - Whistledown Gabriela Jones - Freelance - GOLD James Shield - The RSA - SILVER Best News and Current Gabriela Jones Affairs Producer - Freelance Kate Lamble - BBC - BRONZE Robert Nicholson - Whistledown Sam Bonham – The Next Episode Abi Paterson - Muddy Knees Media Ben Mundy - BBC Newsbeat - GOLD Justin Dealey - BBC Three Counties - SILVER Ben Mundy - Best Sports Producer Simon Crosse - Shooting Shark BBC Newsbeat Tayo Popoola - Freelance - BRONZE Tim Durrans, Adrian Harms, Johnny Cantor - BBC Sussex & BBC Surrey Sport Dave Masterman - Audio Always - SILVER Hana Walker-Brown - Audible Lily Ames - Chalk & Blade - BRONZE Best Entertainment Will Wilkin - Producer BBC Radio 1 Lorna Skingley - 7digital Louise Molony - BBC Radio 2 Will Wilkin - BBC Radio 1 - GOLD Category Shortlist Gold Dave Masterman - Audio Always - GOLD David Tyler - Pozzitive Gethin Thomas Award Ed Morrish - Somethin' Else - BRONZE Dave for Best Comedy Masterman - Producer Elroy Powell - FAADA Audio Always Gus Beattie - Gusman Productions Jon Holmes - Unusual - SILVER Andrew Wilkie - Prison Radio Association - GOLD Andrew Wyke & Tony Moorey – TBI Media/Magic Radio - SILVER Best Live Andrew Wilkie - Event/Outside Prison Radio Chris Gilvear - Jazz FM Broadcast Producer Association James Walker - Celador Radio - BRONZE Simon Furber, Mark Carter, Alison Ferns, Anthony Martin - BBC Sussex Ant McGinley - On the Left Side Becca Bryers - BBC Clare Freeman - ASFB Productions Hana Walker- Best Podcast Producer Brown - Hana Walker-Brown - Audible - GOLD Audible Sam Bonham – BBC/Freelance - SILVER Sefa Nkyi - BoomShakalaka Productions - BRONZE Category Shortlist Gold Allegra McIlroy - BBC Northern Ireland Radio Drama - BRONZE Boz Temple-Morris - Holy Mountain - GOLD Boz Temple- Charlotte Melen - Almost Tangible Best Drama Producer Morris - Holy Mountain Fiona McAlpine - Allegra Productions Melanie Harris - Sparklab Nicolas Jackson - Afonica - SILVER Chris Thompson - Heavy Entertainment Jeremy Osborne - Sweet Talk Productions - SILVER Richard Best Joanna Green - Greenlit Productions Hughes - Audiobook/Readings Penguin Producer Neil Gardner - Ladbroke Audio Random House Richard Hughes - Penguin Random House - GOLD Simon Richardson - BBC - BRONZE Axel Kacoutié - Falling Tree - SILVER Jessie Lawson - Freelance - GOLD Leonie Thomas - Whistledown Jessie Lawson Best New Producer - Freelance Lucy Hunt - Listen Ned Carter Miles - Just Radio Richard Power - 7digital - BRONZE Category Shortlist Gold Ben Stones - BBC Popular Music Station Sound - SILVER Gordon Lundy - Absolute Radio Liam Hadley - BBC Popular Music Station Sound - Oliver Claxton - Best Station Sound BRONZE BBC Popular Producer Music Station Muna Ahmed - Prison Radio Association Sound Oliver Claxton - BBC Popular Music Station Sound - GOLD Rob Green - Audio Always Adam Fowler - Overtone Productions Alisdair McGregor - Holy Mountain Arthur Hagues - Prison Radio Association - BRONZE Axel Kacoutié - Best Sound Designer The Guardian Axel Kacoutié - The Guardian - GOLD David Chilton - Almost Tangible - SILVER Mark Pittam - TBI Media AMALIAH - GOLD Carousel Podium.me Grassroots Production AMILIAH Award Prison Radio Association - SILVER Radio Wanno - HMP Wandsworth - BRONZE Sue Clark Productions Category Shortlist Gold Bernard Mensah - HarperCollins Publishers - BRONZE Carl Prekopp - HarperCollins Publishers James David Walliams - HarperCollins Publishers Audio Performer of the Robinson - Year Almost James Robinson - Almost Tangible - GOLD Tangible Roy McMillan - Penguin Random House - SILVER Weruche Opia - W F Howes Anushka Asthana - The Guardian - SILVER Cathy FitzGerald - White Stiletto Productions - GOLD Cathy Elis James/John Robins - Audio Always Best Presenter - FitzGerald - Speech White Stiletto Justin Dealey - BBC Three Counties Productions Roisin Hastie/Ben Mundy - BBC Newsbeat Rose Kudabayeva - BlokMedia - BRONZE Huw Stephens - Folded Wing Jamie Cullum - Folded Wing Mark Radcliffe - 7digital - SILVER Trevor Nelson - Best Presenter - Music Somethin' Else Matthew Bannister - Folk on Foot Snoochie Shy - TBI Media - BRONZE Trevor Nelson - Somethin' Else - GOLD Category Shortlist Gold Audrey Gillan - Falling Tree - BRONZE Becca Bryers - BBC Dame Kelly Holmes - 7digital Mo Ayoub - New Voice Award Reprezent Jacob Rosales - BlokMedia - SILVER Radio Mo Ayoub - Reprezent Radio - GOLD Shahlaa Tahira - Pulse 88/Freelance Audio Always - BRONZE Chalk & Blade Fresh Air - GOLD Production Company of Fresh Air the Year Prison Radio Association TBI Media Whistledown - SILVER Special Gold Award for ‘Mental Health Minute’ presented to: Gold Award Radiocentre / Somethin’ Else / TBI Media .
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