The North East & The Border Centre Awards for 2007 were a 21st Birthday Special. The Sage, Gateshead was again the venue to celebrate not only the best of the region's Television and New Media over the past 12 months, but also to look back over 21 years of Awards in the region.
Click on the category name below to see the judges' comments and results of each category.
[Categories are listed in the order in which they appeared at the ceremony]
Saturday February 21st 2009 was the big night — over 500 people sat down to dinner in the Concourse of The Sage Gateshead, after witnessing the delights (yes, and disappointments) of the North East & The Border Centre's 22nd Annual Awards Ceremony.
To see the Results, click here.
The NORTH EAST & THE BORDER CENTRE ANNUAL AWARDS 2009, were held at The Sage, Gateshead on Saturday February 27th 2010.
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This year’s competition reached a sparkling climax at York St John University on 15 November, with a record number of entries and, in the words of the judges, “ stunning levels of quality”. In fact, with a total of 27 entries from ten different colleges, this year’s was the most competitive -- and therefore the hardest to win – in the country.
The RTS Yorkshire Centre Awards 2006 was another milestone passed in its short but creditable history. The awards’ dinner and presentation, hosted by the admirable Lynn Faulds Wood and John Stapleton, attracted the region’s top talent. Outstanding amongst the winners was Keith Richardson, Controller of Drama, Granada Yorkshire, who collected the 2006 Award for his Outstanding Contribution to Television.
Below are the nominations and winners for the 2008 RTS Yorkshire Region Awards
CATEGORIES & NOMINATIONS
1: Unsung Hero of the Year
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JULIE HESELGRAVE nominated by True North Productions
MANDY MILLER nominated by The Leeds Studios WINNER
MARSHA WITTER nominated by itv Productions
2: Best Contribution to New Media
STUDENT COOKING.TV West Park Media for the Internet WINNER
Tom Quinn , RTƒ Group Secretary, presented the Awards and Certificates to the sucessful Students and Institute representatives. Click here to see photos from the ceremony.
At a glittering and impressive Awards Evening held in Birmingham's Burlington Hotel, all the winners were presented with their just desserts.
The evening fizzed and was memorable due to the hard work and enormous talents of the host, Brian Conley.
Here are all this year's winners.
Winners of Awards and winners of nomination categories.
A true reflection of the high quality of programme making within the Midland Centre's area.
BEST REGIONAL PROGRAMME
WINNER
“Tales of the Unaccepted – Manor Hotel”
ITV Central
The region’s top media talent were out in force at the annual Royal Television Society (RTS) Midlands Awards, held in partnership with Screen WM and Advantage West Midlands.
Celebrity hosts Myleene Klass and Krishnan Guru-Murthy were joined by over 300 VIP guests at Birmingham’s Town Hall. Recognising talent across the East and West Midlands, the event saw 19 awards given out, including five student awards and the special Baird Medal.
RTS London Awards 2006
ITN captured the honours at the 2006 RTS London Regional Awards winning both the News Programme of the Year for their coverage of the London Bombings anniversary and the News Story of the Year for the Plane Terror Attack at Heathrow feature.
Individual awards went to BBC London’s Asad Ahmad who was a first time recipient of the Reporter of The Year Award and 'Suggs' lead vocalist from Madness, who won Presenter of the Year for Disappearing London a Wavelength Films production for ITV London and Sky Three.
