The Students’ Union at Bournemouth University’s student-run radio station, Nerve Radio, is celebrating after being nominated for an impressive five awards at the national Student Radio Awards.
Hosted by the Student Radio Association and supported by BBC Sounds and Global, the annual Student Radio Awards look to celebrate and recognise the achievements and talent within the student radio and audio community.
Competing against student radio stations from universities across the country, Nerve Radio are up for the following categories:
- Best Student Radio Station
- Best Chart Show Programming
- Best Event Programming for their takeover at Dylan’s Kitchen and Bar
- Best Interview with Badger at the SUBU Summer Ball
- Best Technical Achievement
The Student Radio Awards ceremony will take place on Tuesday 19 November at the O2 Indigo in London.
Nerve Radio are looking to add to their trophy cabinet following this year’s Amplify Awards hosted by the Student Radio Association, where they took home one gold, three silver and two bronze awards for the station.
Jacob Dyer, current Station Manager at Nerve Radio, said:
Being involved with Nerve Radio is my favourite part of being a student at Bournemouth University.
“The station has come so far in the last 13 months, and to see Nerve Radio nominated for so many awards is a real testament to the incredible success we have built as a team.
“We feel so honoured to see our name alongside some real big student radio stations. No matter what the outcome is, we couldn’t be more grateful for the fact that our hard work has been recognised amongst so many categories.”
Former Station Manager, Pip Hemingway, headed up the team during the last academic year alongside Co-Station Manager, Bronwyn Reeve. Since graduating from Bournemouth University this year, Pip has been elected as the South Regional Officer for the Student Radio Association. She said:
I’m so incredibly proud that the Nerve Radio Team has gotten recognition for their hard work over the last year.
“To be nominated for five versatile categories shows how strong the station has become, and it gives such a fantastic start to the year ahead. I know we’ll all be hoping for gold, but even just being amongst the six shortlisted for ‘Best Student Radio Station’ on a national scale is a monumental achievement.”
Alongside its award success, Nerve Radio has a long history of helping Bournemouth University students who have hosted their own radio shows on the station going on to build their own careers within broadcasting, including the likes of Capital FM’s presenter Kemi Rogers.
You can find out more about Nerve Radio on the SUBU website.
