24th Sony Radio Academy Awards

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The 24th Sony Radio Academy Awards were held on 8 May 2006 at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane in London. There were 29 categories of award and two special awards.

Contents 1 Programme awards and winners 2 Personality awards and winners 3 Production awards and winners 4 Station awards and winners 5 Special awards 6 External links

[edit] Programme awards and winners

• The Breakfast Show Awards — Nick Ferrari at Breakfast (LBC 97.3FM)
• The Music Programme Award — Mornings with Rick Shaw (Kerrang! 105.2 West Midlands)
• The Specialist Music Programme Award — Zane Lowe (BBC Radio 1)
• The News and Current Affairs Programme Award — 1800 News Bulletin (BBC Radio 4)
• The Sports Programme Award — Fighting Talk (BBC Radio Five Live)
• The Speech Programme Award — The Stephen Nolan Show (BBC Radio Ulster)
• The Interactive Programme Award — Scott Mills (BBC Radio 1)
• The Entertainment Award — Chris Moyles (BBC Radio 1)

[edit] Personality awards and winners

• The Music Broadcaster of the Year — Zane Lowe (BBC Radio 1)
• The Music Radio Personality of the Year — Chris Evans (BBC Radio 2)
• The News Journalist of the Year — Angus Stickler (BBC Radio 4)
• The Speech Broadcaster of the Year — Eddie Mair (BBC Radio 4)
• The Station Programmer of the Year — Richard Park (Magic 105.4)

[edit] Production awards and winners

• The Drama Award — No Background Music (BBC Radio 4)
• The Comedy Award — The Ape That Got Lucky (BBC Radio 4)
• The Feature Award — A Requiem for St Kilda (BBC Radio 4)
• The Musical Special Award — Lennon: The Wenner Tapes (BBC Radio 4)
• The News Feature Award — Return to Sarajevo (BBC World Service)
• The Breaking News Award — The London Bombings (Capital Radio)
• The Live Event Coverage Award — The Boat Race 2005 (LBC)
• The Community Award — Hearing Voices (BBC Hereford & Worcester)
• The Promo Award — Kerrang! Christmas (Kerrang! 105.2 West Midlands)
• The Competition Award — Xfm’s Rock School (Xfm)
• The Station Imaging Award — Kerrang! 105.2 West Midlands

[edit] Station awards and winners

• Station of the Year with a potential audience of under 300,000 — Coast 96.3 (North Wales Coast)
• Station of the Year with a potential audience of 300,000 – 1 million — Pirate FM (Cornwall, Plymouth & West Devon)
• Station of the Year with a potential audience of 1 million plus — Kerrang! 105.2 West Midlands
• Digital Terrestrial Station of the Year — Planet Rock
• UK Station of the Year — BBC Radio 1

[edit] Special awards

• The Special Award — The Beethoven Experience
• The Gold Award — Terry Wogan

[edit] External links

• The Sony Radio Academy Awards