BCO National Awards Dinner 2009

This year the National Awards Dinner has evolved. Regional Awards have already been announced locally and the winners will now compete for the prestigious National Awards, with one receiving the ultimate accolade of ‘Best of the Best’. To view those Regional winners vying for the top prize click here.

In recent years, the Awards Dinner has sold out faster than any other BCO event and with the new format it promises to be a hugely informative and enjoyable occasion.

Presenter

Dr Phil Hammond

Phil Hammond qualified as a doctor in 1987 and became a GP in 1991. He was half of comedy duo "Struck Off and Die", who had five sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe and won Writer’s Guild and Silver Sony Awards for their Radio 4 series. In 2002, Phil fronted "28 Minutes to Save the NHS" on Radio 4.

Phil has written Private Eye’s medical column "Doing the Rounds" since 1992 and presented five series of "Trust Me, I’m a Doctor" on BBC2. He is a regular contributor to "Have I Got News For You" and "The News Quiz".

He fronts his own show for BBC Radio Bristol and hosts "The Music Group" on BBC Radio 4. His latest book is "Medicine Balls" – ‘a semi-autobiographical, medico-political, self-help comedy novel with poems’ – and he continues to work part time as a GP in the Bristol area.

Timings & Dress

Reception Drinks – 6.30pm
Dinner – 7.30pm

Black Tie

Bookings

Bookings are now open to all. To book download the booking form below and send it to RBI Events as indicated on the form.

Enquiries

If you have any questions about the dinner please contact Louise Palmer at Reed Business Information on 020 8652 8583 or louise.palmer@rbi.co.uk.