Now in their 31st year, the VLV Awards for Excellence in Broadcasting were held on 29th November 2023 at the Geological Society in central London presented by Helen Boaden, former Chief Executive of BBC News and of BBC Radio.
We were delighted to see so many of the winners at the ceremony, including broadcasters Evan Davis, Graeme Garden, Jon Naismith, Anna Home, Chair of the Children’s Media Foundation, Alan Hall, Producer of File on Four, and Catherine Stirk, Series Producer of HM Queen’s Funeral coverage.
Celebrating television and radio/audio that contributed to broadcasting excellence in 2022, the awards are nominated and voted for by VLV’s members, the listeners and viewers, making them all the more meaningful to those broadcasters who receive them.
You can watch a video of the full awards ceremony by clicking on the photo above or here.
WINNERS VLV AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN BROADCASTING 2022
Television Awards
Best TV Drama 2022
This is Going to Hurt
BBC One
Best TV Arts/Entertainment Programme 2022
The Repair Shop
BBC One
Best TV News and Factual Programme 2022
Coverage of the Death and Funeral of HM The Queen
BBC
Best TV Contributor 2022
Steve Rosenberg
Radio Awards
Best Radio Comedy 2022
I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue
BBC Radio 4
Best Radio Drama 2022
Churchill Versus Reith
BBC Radio 3
Best Radio News and Factual Programme 2022
Archive on Four
BBC Radio 4
Best Radio Music and Arts Programme 2022
Choral Evensong
BBC Radio 3
Best Contributor to Audio 2021
Evan Davis
Special Awards
Contribution to Children’s Broadcasting 2022
The Children’s Media Foundation
Naomi Sargant Award 2022
The Martin Lewis Money Show
Contribution to Public Service Broadcasting
Jon Snow
The VLV Awards 2021 were supported by the Broadcast 2040+ Coalition
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