| The British Journalism Awards will take place on the 14th of December 2023, celebrating the best public interest journalism produced for UK audiences. The event attracts entrants and attendees from every leading broadcaster, newspaper, magazine, online and business publisher in the country.
Last year the British Journalism Awards attracted over 900 award entrants and more than 500 attendees. This is the only major set of UK Journalism awards which is open to all media and has an emphasis on promoting public service. The British Journalism Awards judges are chosen for their expertise and independence. |
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Entry Fees:
➤ National news organisation: £120 + 3.5% processing fee + VAT
➤ Regional news organisation: £85 + 3.5% processing fee + VAT
➤ Freelance journalists: £60 + 3.5% processing fee + VAT
➤ The Marie Colvin category is free to enter
The fees will be waived if at least one of the below cases applies:
• I confirm that I am from a non-white ethnic minority and do not have an employer willing to underwrite my application.
• I confirm that I am a female and do not have an employer willing to underwrite my application.
• I confirm that I have a disability under the terms of the Equality Act 2010 and do not have an employer willing to underwrite my application.
The World of Fine Wine is pleased to announce the global winners of the World’s Best Wine Lists Awards
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Judging Criteria:
➤ Qualification period of work must be between the 1st September 2022 - 31st August 2023.
➤ Did the work have an impact? Did it make a difference
➤ Did it show skill and rigour?
➤ Did it ultimately serve the public interest?
➤ Was it also interesting to the public?
➤ Did it bring important new public interest information to light?
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Key Dates:
➤ Entries Open: 25th May 2023
➤ Entry Deadline: 29 September 2023 (23:59 BST)
➤ Judging Days: 23-24 October 2023
➤ Shortlist Announced: 26 October 2023
➤ Award Ceremony: 14 December 2023
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