A Scots local radio station was among the winners this evening at the UK's most prestigious radio awards, the Sony Radio Awards.
Central FM received a gold in the category specifically for stations broadcasting to fewer than 300,000 adult listeners.
Meanwhile, for the other Scottish shortlisted entries, it was to be no better than either silver or bronze, including a bronze for BBC Radio Scotland's Another Country, in the Specialist Music Programme category. There was a bronze too for Radio Clyde, in the Best Live Event Coverage category, for its shows from the T in the Park music festival.
Scots broadcaster, Nicky Campbell, took silver – along with his recent BBC Radio 5 live breakfast show co-presenter, Shelagh Fogarty – in the Speech Radio Personality category. But there was to be gold for the whole of the 5 live breakfast team in the Breakfast Show of the Year (broadcasting to upwards of ten million people) category.
And Moray Firth Radio's Christmas Toy Appeal took bronze in the Best Single Promo/Commercial section.
The full list of winners and runners-up reads:
Breakfast show of the year (10 million plus)
Gold: 5 Live Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live
Silver: The Chris Evans Breakfast Show – BBC Radio 2
Bronze: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show – Absolute Radio
Breakfast show of the year (under 10 million)
Gold: The Graham Mack Breakfast Show – BBC Wiltshire
Silver: Juice FM Breakfast Show with Adam and Leanne – 107.6 Juice FM
Bronze: Simon James and Hill – Kerrang! Radio
Best music programme
Gold: Simon Mayo Drivetime – BBC Radio 2
Silver: Geoff Lloyd's Hometime Show – Absolute Radio
Bronze: The Radcliffe and Maconie Show – Smooth Operations (Productions) Ltd for BBC Radio 2
Best specialist music programme
Gold: Jazz on 3 – Somethin' Else for BBC Radio 3
Silver: MistaJam – BBC Radio 1Xtra
Bronze: Another Country – BBC Radio Scotland
Best entertainment programme
Gold: The Frank Skinner Show – Avalon for Absolute Radio
Silver: Westwood – BBC Radio 1Xtra
Bronze: Real Radio Breakfast with Ditchy & Salty – Real Radio Northwest
Best speech programme
Gold: The Infinite Monkey Cage – BBC Radio Science for BBC Radio 4
Silver: Victoria Derbyshire – BBC Radio 5 Live
Bronze: A History Of The World In 100 Objects – BBC Radio Documentaries for BBC Radio 4
Best sports programme
Gold: Fighting Talk – Worlds End Television for BBC Radio 5 Live
Silver: Sportsworld – BBC World Service Sport for BBC World Service
Bronze: BBC Radio Humberside Sport: Grimsby Town Relegation – BBC Radio Humberside
Best news and current affairs programme
Gold: Victoria Derbyshire – BBC Radio 5 Live
Silver: LBC Nightly News – LBC 97.3
Bronze: Newshour – BBC World Service News & Current Affairs for BBC World Service
Best breaking news coverage
Gold: 5 live Drive: Birth Of The Coalition – BBC Radio 5 Live
Silver: West Cumbria Shootings – BBC Radio Cumbria
Bronze: The Last Days of Raoul Moat – Real Radio North East for Real Radio
Best live event coverage
Gold: The Ryder Cup on 5 live – BBC Radio 5 Live
Silver: Great North Run Coverage – Metro Radio
Bronze: 102.5 Clyde 1 at T In The Park 2010 – Radio Clyde for Clyde 1
Best community programming
Gold: Warning: May Contain Nuts – BBC Radio Berkshire
Silver: The Brixton Hour – Prison Radio Association for National Prison Radio
Bronze: Divided We Fall – Mannmade Productions for Preston FM
Best internet programme
Gold: Answer Me This! – Answer Me This Podcast.com
Silver: Night in Hackney – Hackney Podcast
Bronze: Flaps Podcast – Flaps Podcast.com
Music radio personality of the year
Gold: Ronnie Wood – A Somethin' Else production for Absolute Radio and Absolute Classic Rock
Silver: Jarvis Cocker – BBC 6 Music
Bronze: Chris Moyles – BBC Radio 1
Music broadcaster of the year
Gold: Zane Lowe – BBC Radio 1
Silver: Mark Radcliffe – Smooth Operations (Productions) Ltd for BBC Radio 2
Bronze: MistaJam – BBC Radio 1Xtra
Speech radio personality of the year
Gold: Danny Baker – Campbell Davison Media (for BBC Radio 5 Live)/ BBC London 94.9
Silver: Nicky Campbell and Shelagh Fogarty – BBC Radio 5 Live
Bronze: Stephen Nolan – BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio Ulster
Speech broadcaster of the year
Gold: Jeremy Vine – BBC Radio 2
Silver: Victoria Derbyshire – BBC Radio 5 Live
Bronze: Anne Diamond – BBC Radio Berkshire
News journalist of the year
Gold: Matthew Price – BBC Newsgathering for BBC Radio 4
Silver: Real Radio Yorkshire News Team – Real Radio Yorkshire News for Real Radio Yorkshire
Bronze: Norman Smith – BBC Political Programmes for BBC Radio 4
Best on-air contributor
Gold: Annabel Port – Absolute Radio
Silver: Ed Palmer and Simon Buschenfeld, Heart Network Comedy – Heart Network
Bronze: Steve Levine – Magnum Opus Broadcasting Ltd for BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music
Best interview
Gold: Jeremy Vine interviews Gordon Brown – BBC Radio 2
Silver: John Humphrys interviews Julian Assange – Today for BBC Radio 4
Bronze: Neil Fox interviews Robbie Williams – Magic 105.4
Best use of branded content
Gold: Alex Masterley on Classic FM with Towry – Classic FM
Silver: 95.8 Capital FM: Cadbury Spots v Stripes – Global Radio for 95.8 Capital FM
Bronze: XFM: Lost Takeover – Global Radio for XFM London and XFM Manchester
Best single promo/commercial
Gold: Capital's Summertime Ball Mash-Up – 95.8 Capital FM
Silver: Eastenders – BBC Radio Cross Trails / Redbee Media for BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, BBC Local Radio and BBC Regional Radio
Bronze: MFR Christmas Toy Appeal 2010 – Moray Firth Radio (MFR)
Best promotional/advertising campaign
Gold: The Fifa World Cup 2010, South Africa on TalkSport – TalkSport Creative for TalkSport
Silver: Capital's Summertime Ball – I Can't Wait To See…. – 95.8 Capital FM
Bronze: The Winter Olympics on the BBC – Fresh Air Production for BBC Radio XTrails on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Local Radio
Best competition
Gold: Beat The Star – Heart West Midlands
Silver: Pink Custard Days – Wyvern
Bronze: Magic's Mystery Voices – Magic 105.4
Best station imaging
Gold: Kiss 100 – Kiss 100 & Pure Tonic Media for Kiss 100
Silver: The Absolute Radio Network
Bronze: TalkSport – TalkSport Creative for TalkSport
Best music special
Gold: The John Bonham Story – TBI Media for BBC 6 Music
Silver: The Man Machine – USP Content for BBC Radio 2
Bronze: Lenny Henry's Musical Journey to South Africa – Just Radio Ltd for BBC Radio 4
Best news special
Gold: Raoul Moat – The Final Hours – Real Radio North East for Real Radio
Silver: The Reunion: Hurricane Katrina – Whistledown Productions for BBC Radio 4
Bronze: World Stories: Afghanistan's Dancing Boys – BBC Audio & Music Factual/Uzbek Service for BBC World Service
Best feature
Gold: Heel, Toe, Step Together – Falling Tree Productions for BBC Radio 4
Silver: Between The Ears: The Haunted Moustache – BBC Radio Documentaries for BBC Radio 3
Bronze: Wireless Kenny Everett – Howlett Media Productions for BBC Radio 2
Best comedy
Gold: The Jason Byrne Show – BBC Radio Comedy for BBC Radio 2
Silver: Just A Minute – BBC Radio Comedy for BBC Radio 4
Bronze: Tom Wrigglesworth's Open Return Letter To Richard Branson – BBC Radio Comedy for BBC Radio 4
Best drama
Gold: Every Child Matters – BBC Radio Drama Manchester for BBC Radio 4
Silver: Murder In Samarkand – Greenpoint Films for BBC Radio 4
Bronze: RIP Boy – Red Production Company for BBC Radio 4
Best use of multiplatform
Gold: BBC Introducing – BBC Audio & Music for BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, BBC Asian Network, BBC Radio 1Xtra, BBC Radio 3, BBC Local Radio and BBC Radio 2
Silver: Absolute Radio's Mobile Apps – Absolute Radio
Bronze: A History of the World In 100 Objects – BBC Radio 4 interactive for BBC Radio 4
Station programmer of the year
Gold: Moz Dee, TalkSport
Station of the year (under 300,000)
Gold: Central FM (103.1 FM)
Station of the year (300,000 – 1 million)
Gold: BBC Radio Derby
Station of the year (1 million plus)
Gold: 105.4 Real Radio North West
Digital station of the year
Gold: Fun Kids
UK station of the year
Gold: TalkSport
The special award
Annie Nightingale
The gold award
Jenni Murray
