List of awards and nominations received by Coronation Street

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Awards and nominations received by Coronation Street
Total number of wins and nominations
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Coronation Street is a British soap opera first broadcast on 9 December 1960. The show has earned various awards and nominations over the years for its cast performances and storylines.

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All About Soap Awards

The All About Soap Awards (formerly The All About Soap Bubble Awards) are presented by All About Soap magazine and voted for by the public. They started in 2002.

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
2009Bad Boy Gray O'Brien (Tony Gordon)Won [1]
I'm A Survivor Samia Ghadie (Maria Connor)Won
2010Baby Drama Maria gives birth in a deserted shackNominated [2]
[3]
Bride and Doom John & Fiz Stape (Graeme Hawley & Jennie McAlpine)Nominated
Bride and Doom Steve & Becky McDonald (Simon Gregson & Katherine Kelly)Won
Fatal Attraction Michael Le Vell & Vicky Binns (Kevin Webster and Molly Dobbs)Nominated
Femme Fatale Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Femme Fatale Helen Flanagan (Rosie Webster)Nominated
Killer Secret Carla returns to blackmail Tony Nominated
Smooth Criminal Gray O'Brien (Tony Gordon)Won
2011Best Actor Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated [4]
Best Actress Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Nominated
Best Baby Drama Tyrone learns the truth about Jack Nominated
Best Comeback Kate Ford (Tracy Barlow)Nominated
Best Love Triangle Leanne, Peter, Nick Nominated
Best Newcomer Paula Lane (Kylie Platt)Nominated
Best StuntTram CrashWon
2012Best Actor Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated [5]
Best Actress Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Best Comeback Graeme Hawley (John Stape)Nominated
Best Couple Chris Gascoyne & Alison King (Peter Barlow & Carla Connor)Nominated
Best Episode Steve and Tracy's weddingNominated
Best Villain Andrew Lancel (Frank Foster)Nominated
2013Best Baby Drama Kylie's pregnancy – who's the daddy?Nominated [6]
[7]
Best Baby Drama Tina's surrogacyNominated
Best Episode Kirsty falls down the stairs after she confronts Tyrone Nominated
Best Storyline Nick and Leanne's rocky romanceNominated
Best Wedding Alan Halsall & Natalie Gumede (Tyrone Dobbs & Kirsty Soames)Won
Best Wedding Ben Price & Jane Danson (Nick Tilsley & Leanne Barlow)Nominated
Forbidden Lovers Charlie Condou & Samia Ghadie (Marcus Dent & Maria Connor)Nominated

British Academy Television Awards

The British Academy Television Awards were launched in 1954 and are presented during an annual award show hosted by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
1987Best Actress Jean Alexander (Hilda Ogden)Nominated [8]
1992Best Drama SerialCoronation StreetNominated
1995Best Drama SerialCoronation StreetNominated
1997 Lew Grade AwardCoronation StreetWon
1999 Best Soap Opera Coronation StreetNominated
2000 Best Soap OperaCoronation StreetNominated [9]
2001 Best Soap OperaCoronation StreetNominated
Special AwardCoronation StreetWon
2002 Best Soap OperaCoronation StreetNominated
2003 Best Continuing Drama Coronation StreetWon [10]
Lew Grade AwardCoronation StreetNominated
2004 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon [10]
2005 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon [10]
2006 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [11]
2007 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [12]
2009 Philips Audience AwardCoronation StreetNominated [13]
2010 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [14]
2011 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [15]
2012 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon [16]
2013 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [17]
2014 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon [18]
2015 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon
2016 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2018 Best Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2021 Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [19]
2022 Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon [20]

The British Soap Awards

The British Soap Awards begun in 1999. Since beginning in 1999, Coronation Street has won 111 awards, the most out of all soaps.

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
1999 Best British SoapCoronation StreetWon [21]
Villain of the Year Stephen Billington (Greg Kelly)Won
Best On-screen Partnership David Neilson & Julie Hesmondhalgh (Roy & Hayley Cropper)Won
Best Comedy Performance John Savident (Fred Elliott)Won
Special Achievement William Roache (Ken Barlow)Won
2000 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Comedy Performance Sue Nicholls (Audrey Roberts)Won
Best Storyline Sarah's Teenage PregnancyWon
Special Achievement Tony Warren (creator)Won
2001 Best Dramatic Performance Georgia Taylor (Toyah Battersby)Won [22]
Best Exit Naomi Radcliffe (Alison Webster)Won
Best On-Screen Partnership Bill Tarmey and Liz Dawn (Jack and Vera Duckworth)Won
Best Single Episode Coronation Street Live Won
Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Storyline Mark, Linda and Mike love triangleWon
2002 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Comedy Performance Malcolm Hebden (Norris Cole)Won
2003 Best British SoapCoronation StreetWon

[23]

Best Actor Brian Capron (Richard Hillman)Won
Villain of the YearWon
Best ExitWon
Best Comedy Performance Andrew Whyment (Kirk Sutherland)Won
Best Dramatic Performance Sue Nicholls (Audrey Roberts)Won
Spectacular Scene of the YearThe demise of Richard Hillman Won
Best Storyline Richard Hillman's Reign of TerrorWon
2004 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best On-screen partnership David Neilson & Julie Hesmondhalgh (Roy & Hayley Cropper)Won
Best Storyline Tracy wreaks havockWon
Lifetime Achievement Barbara Knox (Rita Sullivan)Won
2005 Best British SoapCoronation StreetWon

[24]

Best Actress Suranne Jones (Karen McDonald)Won
Villain of the Year Sasha Behar (Maya Sharma)Won
Best Comedy Performance Maggie Jones (Blanche Hunt)Won
Best Young Performance Sam Aston (Chesney Brown)Won
Spectacular Scene of the Year Maya's revengeWon
Special AchievementJohn Stevenston (writer)Won
2006 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Sexiest Male Richard Fleeshman Won
Best On-screen Partnership Malcolm Hebden & Barbara Knox (Norris Cole & Rita Sullivan)Won
Best Dramatic Performance Bradley Walsh (Danny Baldwin)Won
Special AchievementTony Prescott (Director at Coronation Street & Emmerdale )Won
Lifetime Achievement Johnny Briggs (Mike Baldwin)Won
2007 Best British SoapCoronation StreetWon

[25]

Best Storyline Charlie's cheating & Tracy's revengeWon
Best Exit Bill Ward (Charlie Stubbs)Won
Best Newcomer Kym Ryder (Michelle Connor)Won
Sexiest Male Rob James-Collier (Liam Connor)Won
Best Actor Antony Cotton (Sean Tully)Won
Best Actress Kate Ford (Tracy Barlow)Won
2008 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Sexiest Male Rob James-Collier (Liam Connor)Won
Villain of the Year Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt)Won
Best Newcomer Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Won
Best Comedy Performance Maggie Jones (Blanche Hunt)Won
Lifetime Achievement Liz Dawn (Vera Duckworth)Won
2009 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Actress Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Won
Sexiest Female Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Won
Villain of the Year Gray O'Brien (Tony Gordon)Won
Best Newcomer Craig Gazey (Graeme Proctor)Won
Best Exit Rob James-Collier (Liam Connor)Won
Special Achievement Peter Whalley (writer)Won
2010 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Sexiest Female Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Won
Best Comedy Performance Craig Gazey (Graeme Proctor)Won
Lifetime Achievement Betty Driver (Betty Williams)Won
2011 Best Actor Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated [26]
Best Actress Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Nominated
Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Comedy Performance Patti Clare (Mary Taylor)Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Jane Danson (Leanne Battersby)Won
Best Exit Bill Tarmey (Jack Duckworth)Won
Best Newcomer Paula Lane (Kylie Platt)Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Katherine Kelly & Simon Gregson (Becky & Steve McDonald)Nominated
Best Single Episode"Coronation Street Live"Won
Best StorylineEnd of the line for the Websters and DobbsWon
Best Young Performance Alex Bain (Simon Barlow)Won
Lifetime Achievement Award Bill Tarmey (Jack Duckworth)Won
Spectacular Scene of the YearThe Tram CrashWon
Villain of the Year Kate Ford (Tracy Barlow)Nominated
2012 Best Actor Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow Nominated [27]
Best Actress Alison King (Carla Connor)Won
Best Dramatic PerformanceNominated
Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Comedy Performance Stephanie Cole (Sylvia Goodwin)Won
Best Exit Katherine Kelly Won
Best Newcomer Natalie Gumede (Kirsty Soames)Won
Best Single Episode Becky's Final FarewellWon
Best Storyline Carla's rape ordealNominated
Best Young Performance Alex Bain (Simon Barlow)Nominated
Spectacular Scene of the Year Carla's car crashNominated
Villain of the Year Andrew Lancel (Frank Foster)Won
2013 Best Actor Alan Halsall (Tyrone Dobbs)Won [28]
Best Actress Jennie McAlpine (Fiz Stape)Nominated
Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Nominated
Best British SoapCoronation StreetWon
Best Comedy Performance Patti Clare (Mary Taylor)Won
Best Exit Nigel Havers (Lewis Archer)Won
Best Newcomer Marc Baylis (Rob Donovan)Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Jennie McAlpine & Alan Halsall (Fiz Stape & Tyrone Dobbs)Nominated
Best Single Episode Kirsty's treachery ends in Tyrone's arrestNominated
Best Storyline Kirsty's abuse of TyroneWon
Best Young Performance Ellie Leach (Faye Windass)Nominated
Spectacular Scene of the Year The Rovers fire Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Natalie Gumede (Kirsty Soames)Won
Villain of the YearWon
Nigel Havers (Lewis Archer)Nominated
2014 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated [29]
Best Actor David Neilson (Roy Cropper)Won
Best Dramatic PerformanceWon
Best Actress Julie Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Cropper)Won
Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Comedy Performance Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)Won
Best Newcomer Amy James-Kelly (Maddie Heath)Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership David Neilson & Julie Hesmondhalgh (Roy & Hayley Cropper)Won
Best Single Episode Hayley's DeathWon
Best Storyline Hayley's cancer battleWon
Villain of the Year Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Shortlisted
Connor McIntyre (Pat Phelan)Shortlisted
Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt)Shortlisted
Best Young Performance Alex Bain (Simon Barlow)Nominated
Spectacular Scene of the Year Nick and David's car crashNominated
Outstanding Achievement Award Helen Worth (Gail McIntyre)Won
2015 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated [30]
Best Actor David Neilson (Roy Cropper)Nominated
Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)Nominated
Best Dramatic PerformanceNominated
Best Actress Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Sally Dynevor (Sally Webster)Won
Best NewcomerSean Ward (Callum Logan)Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Joe Duttine & Sally Dynevor (Tim & Sally Metcalfe)Nominated
Best Single Episode Rob's ConfessionNominated
Best Storyline Steve and Michelle – "Hearts and Minds"Nominated
Best Young Performance Ellie Leach (Faye Windass)Nominated
Scene of the Year Deirdre throws the trifleNominated
Outstanding Achievement Anne Kirkbride (Deirdre Barlow)Won
Villain of the YearSean Ward (Callum Logan)Nominated
2016 Best Actor Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt Nominated [31]
Best Male Dramatic PerformanceNominated
Best Actress Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Comedy Performance Patti Clare (Mary Taylor Won
Best Female Dramatic Performance Tina O'Brien (Sarah Platt)Nominated
Best Newcomer Shayne Ward (Aidan Connor)Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Joe Duttine & Sally Dynevor (Tim & Sally Metcalfe)Won
Best Single EpisodeThe Live EpisodeNominated
Best Storyline Callum's Reign of Terror & Sarah's babyNominated
Best Young PerformanceElle Mulvaney (Amy Barlow)Nominated
Scene of the Year Callum's DeathNominated
Tony Warren AwardJames Bain (Casting Director at Coronation Street & Emmerdale )Won
Villain of The YearConnor McIntyre (Pat Phelan)Won
2017 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Actor Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt)Shortlisted
Best Actress Lucy Fallon (Bethany Platt)Shortlisted
Kym Marsh (Michelle Connor)Shortlisted
Best Female Dramatic PerformanceWon
Best Male Dramatic Performance Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)Nominated
Best Comedy PerformanceDolly-Rose Campbell (Gemma Winter)Won
Best Young ActorElle Mulvaney (Amy Barlow)Won
Villain of the YearConnor McIntyre (Pat Phelan)Nominated
Best Newcomer Rob Mallard (Daniel Osbourne)Won
Best On-Screen Partnership Malcolm Hebden & Patti Clare (Norris Cole & Mary Taylor)Nominated
Best Single Episode Kylie's DeathNominated
Scene of the Year Michelle's Goodbye to Ruairi Nominated
Best StorylineThe Grooming of Bethany Nominated
2018 Best British SoapCoronation StreetWon [32]
Best Actor Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt)Won
Connor McIntyre (Pat Phelan)Nominated
Best Actress Lucy Fallon (Bethany Platt)Won
Catherine Tyldesley (Eva Price)Nominated
Greatest Moment Richard Hillman Drives the Platts into the CanalNominated
Villain of the YearConnor McIntyre (Pat Phelan)Won
Best Male Dramatic PerformanceNominated
Best Female Dramatic Performance Lucy Fallon (Bethany Platt)Won
Best Comedy Performance Louiza Patikas (Moira Pollock)Nominated
Best Young ActorMatilda Freeman (Summer Spellman)Nominated
Scene of the YearThe Grooming of Bethany Nominated
Best On-screen Partnership Bhavna Limbachia & Faye Brookes (Rana Nazir & Kate Connor)Nominated
Best Newcomer Nicola Thorp (Nicola Rubinstein)Nominated
Best Storyline Phelan's Reign of TerrorNominated
Best Single Episode Aidan and Eva's Wedding DebacleNominated
Tony Warren AwardKieran Roberts (executive producer)Won
2019 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated [33]
Best Actor Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt)Nominated
Best Actress Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Villain of the Year Greg Wood (Rick Neelan)Nominated
Best Male Dramatic Performance Rob Mallard (Daniel Osbourne)Nominated
Best Female Dramatic Performance Katie McGlynn (Sinead Tinker)Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Patti Clare (Mary Cole)Nominated
Best Young Actor Elle Mulvaney (Amy Barlow)Nominated
Scene of the Year Gail's MonologueWon
Best On-Screen Partnership Simon Gregson & Kate Ford (Steve & Tracy McDonald)Nominated
Best NewcomerAlexandra Mardell (Emma Brooker)Won
Best StorylineThe impact of Aidan's suicideWon
Best Single Episode Aidan's suicide and the aftermathWon
Outstanding Achievement Award Sue Nicholls (Audrey Roberts)Won
2022 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated [34]
Best Leading Performer Sally Carman (Abi Webster)Nominated
Villain of the YearMaximus Evans (Corey Brent)Won
Best FamilyThe AlahansNominated
Best Dramatic PerformanceSally Carman (Abi Webster)Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Jane Hazlegrove (Bernie Winter)Nominated
Best Young Performer Millie Gibson (Kelly Neelan)Won
Scene of the Year Johnny's DeathNominated
Best On-Screen Partnership David Neilson & Mollie Gallagher (Roy Cropper & Nina Lucas)Nominated
Best NewcomerPaddy Bever (Max Turner)Nominated
Best StorylineHate CrimeNominated
Best Single Episode"Flashback"Nominated
Tony Warren AwardJan McVerry (writer)Won
2023 Best British SoapCoronation StreetNominated [35]
Best Leading Performer Charlotte Jordan (Daisy Midgeley)Nominated
Villain of the Year Todd Boyce (Stephen Reid)Nominated
Best FamilyThe PlattsWon
Best Dramatic PerformanceCharlotte Jordan (Daisy Midgeley)Won
Best Comedy Performance Maureen Lipman (Evelyn Plummer)Won
Best Young PerformerJude Riordan (Sam Blakeman)Nominated
Scene of the YearAcid AttackWon
Best On-Screen Partnership David Neilson and Maureen Lipman (Roy Cropper and Evelyn Plummer)Nominated
Best Newcomer Channique Sterling-Brown (Dee Dee Bailey)Won
Best StorylineDaisy's Stalking HellNominated
Best Single EpisodeAcid AttackWon

Inside Soap Awards

The Inside Soap Awards are voted for by readers of Inside Soap magazine. The awards have been running since 1996.

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
2010Best Actor Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated [36]
[37]
Best Actor Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)Nominated
Best Actor Gray O'Brien (Tony Gordon)Nominated
Best Actress Sally Dynevor (Sally Webster)Nominated
Best Actress Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Nominated
Best Actress Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Helen Worth (Gail McIntyre)Nominated
Best Exit Gray O'Brien (Tony Gordon)Nominated
Best Exit Reece Dinsdale (Joe McIntyre)Nominated
Best Newcomer Cherylee Houston (Izzy Armstrong)Nominated
Best Newcomer Holly Quin-Ankrah (Cheryl Gray)Nominated
Best SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best StuntThe factory explosionWon
Best Stunt Joe perishes on the lakeNominated
Best Wedding Steve & Becky McDonald (Simon Gregson & Katherine Kelly)Nominated
Best Wedding John & Fiz Stape (Graeme Hawley & Jennie McAlpine)Nominated
Best Young Actor Alex Bain (Simon Barlow)Won
Best Young ActorElle Mulvaney (Amy Barlow)Nominated
Funniest Performance Patti Clare (Mary Taylor)Nominated
Funniest Performance Craig Gazey (Graeme Proctor)Won
2011Best Actor Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated [38]
Best Actress Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Nominated
Best Bad Boy Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Jane Danson (Leanne Battersby)Nominated
Best Exit Bill Tarmey (Jack Duckworth)Won
Best Newcomer Paula Lane (Kylie Platt)Nominated
Best SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Wedding David Neilson & Julie Hesmondhalgh (Roy & Hayley Cropper)Nominated
Best Young Actor Alex Bain (Simon Barlow)Nominated
Funniest Performance Patti Clare (Mary Taylor)Nominated
Outstanding AchievementCoronation StreetWon
2012Best Actor Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated [39]
Best Actress Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Nominated
Best Bad Boy Chris Gascoyne (Peter Barlow)Nominated
Best Bitch Kate Ford (Tracy Barlow)Nominated
Best Bitch Paula Lane (Kylie Platt)Nominated
Best Newcomer Natalie Gumede (Kirsty Soames)Nominated
Best SoapCoronation StreetNominated
Best Young Actor Alex Bain (Simon Barlow)Won
Funniest Male Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)Nominated
Funniest Female Katy Cavanagh (Julie Carp)Nominated

National Television Awards

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
1995 Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon [40]
Special Recognition Award Julie Goodyear (Bet Lynch)Won
1996 Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
1997 Most Popular Newcomer Matthew Marsden (Chris Collins)Won [40]
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
1998 Most Popular Newcomer Jane Danson (Leanne Battersby)Nominated [41]
[42]
Most Popular Newcomer Adam Rickitt (Nick Tilsley)Nominated
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon
1999 Most Popular Actor Steven Arnold (Ashley Peacock)Nominated [43]
[44]
Most Popular Actress Julie Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Cropper)Nominated
Most Popular Newcomer Alan Halsall (Tyrone Dobbs)Nominated
Most Popular Newcomer Naomi Radcliffe (Alison Wakefield)Nominated
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon
2000 Most Popular Newcomer Tina O'Brien (Sarah-Louise Platt)Won [45]
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon
2001 Most Popular Actress Georgia Taylor (Toyah Battersby)Nominated [46]
Most Popular Newcomer Scott Wright (Sam Kingston)Nominated
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2002 Most Popular Newcomer Brian Capron (Richard Hillman)Nominated [47]
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2003 Most Popular Actor Brian Capron (Richard Hillman)Nominated
Most Popular Actress Suranne Jones (Karen McDonald)Nominated
Most Popular Newcomer Kate Ford (Tracy Barlow)Nominated
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2004 Most Popular Actor Bruno Langley (Todd Grimshaw)Nominated [48]
[49]
Most Popular Actress Suranne Jones (Karen McDonald)Won
Most Popular Actress Tina O'Brien (Sarah-Louise Platt)Nominated
Most Popular Newcomer Sam Aston (Chesney Battersby-Brown)Won
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon
2005 Most Popular Actor Bradley Walsh (Danny Baldwin)Nominated [50]
[51]
Most Popular Actress Sally Lindsay (Shelley Unwin)Nominated
Most Popular Newcomer Antony Cotton (Sean Tully)Won
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2006 Most Popular Actor Bradley Walsh (Danny Baldwin)Nominated [50]
Most Popular Actress Sue Cleaver (Eileen Grimshaw)Nominated
Most Popular Newcomer Nikki Patel (Amber Kalirai)Nominated
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2007 Most Popular Actor Antony Cotton (Sean Tully)Nominated [52]
Most Popular Actress Sue Cleaver (Eileen Grimshaw)Nominated
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2008 Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated [53]
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Katherine Kelly (Becky Granger)Nominated
2010 Most Popular Newcomer Craig Gazey (Graeme Proctor)Won [54]
[55]
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Nominated
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Simon Gregson (Steve McDonald)Nominated
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Gray O'Brien (Tony Gordon)Nominated
2011 Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated [56]
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Nominated
2012 Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon [57]
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Katherine Kelly (Becky McDonald)Won
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
2013 Most Popular Newcomer Natalie Gumede (Kirsty Soames)Nominated [58]
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Alan Halsall (Tyrone Dobbs)Won
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Nominated
2014 Most Popular Newcomer Marc Baylis (Rob Donovan)Nominated [59]
Most Popular Serial DramaCoronation StreetWon
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance Julie Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Cropper)Won
Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Nominated
David Neilson (Roy Cropper)Nominated
2015 Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2016 Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
Serial Drama Performance Alison King (Carla Connor)Nominated
Newcomer Shayne Ward (Aidan Connor)Won
2017 Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated
Serial Drama Performance Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt)Nominated
Newcomer Faye Brookes (Kate Connor)Won
2018 Serial DramaCoronation StreetNominated [60]
Newcomer Rob Mallard (Daniel Osbourne)Nominated
Serial Drama Performance Lucy Fallon (Bethany Platt)Won
Barbara Knox (Rita Tanner)Nominated

Royal Television Society Awards

The Royal Television Society Awards ceremony takes place every March in central London. [61]

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
2002Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon
2003Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon
2004Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon
2005Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2006Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon
2007Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2008Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2009Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated
2010Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [62]
2011Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [63]
2012Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon [64]
2013Best Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetWon [65]
2021Soap and Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [66]

Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards

The Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards are presented to recognize technical achievements in British television. The live episode received three nominations in 2011.

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
2010Judges' AwardCoronation StreetWon [67]
2011Effects - SpecialDanny HargreavesNominated [68]
Lighting for MulticameraChris Chisnall & The Lighting TeamWon
Sound - DramaAlan Monks & The Sound TeamNominated
2015Lighting for MulticameraLighting TeamNominated [69]
2016Nominated [70]
Multicamera WorkCamera TeamWon

Television and Radio Industries Club Awards

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
2001Special AwardCoronation StreetWon
2002TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetNominated
2003TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetWon [71]
2004TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetWon [72]
2005TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetWon [73]
2006TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetWon [74]
2007TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetWon [75]
2008TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetNominated
2009TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetNominated
2010TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetNominated
2011TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetWon [76]
2012TV Soap Personality Betty Driver (Betty Williams)Won [77]
2013TV Soap of the YearCoronation StreetWon [78]
[79]
TV Soap Personality Michelle Keegan (Tina McIntyre)Nominated

TV Choice Awards

The TV Choice Awards, awarded by TV Choice magazine, began in 1997 as the TV Quick Awards. Between 2005 and 2009 they were known as the TV Quick and TV Choice Awards. They are voted for by readers of the magazine.

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
2018Best SoapCoronation StreetWon
2018Best Soap ActorJack P ShepherdNominated
2018Best Soap ActorConnor McIntyreLonglisted
2018Best Soap ActorShayne WardWon
2018Best Soap ActressLucy FallonNominated
2018Best Soap ActressCatherine TyldesleyNominated
2018Best Soap ActressBhavna LimbachiaLonglisted
2018Best Soap NewcomerRyan ClaytonNominated
2018Best Soap NewcomerSally CarmanLonglisted
2018Best Soap NewcomerCharlie de MeloLonglisted
2017Best SoapCoronation StreetNominated
2017Best Soap ActressLucy FallonNominated
2017Best Soap ActressKym MarshNominated
2017Best Soap NewcomerJulia GouldingNominated
2017Best Soap NewcomerRob MallardNominated

TVTimes Awards

The TVTimes Awards began in 1969 and are awarded by TVTimes magazine.

YearCategoryNomineeResultRef
2009Favourite Double ActBecky and SteveNominated [80]
[81]
[82]
Favourite NewcomerCraig GazeyNominated
Favourite Soap StarKatherine KellyNominated
Favourite Soap StarJennie McAlpineNominated
2010Favourite NewcomerPaula LaneNominated [83]
Favourite Soap StarSimon GregsonNominated
Favourite Soap StarKatherine KellyNominated
2011Favourite Soap StarJane DansonNominated [84]
Favourite Soap StarChris GascoyneNominated
2012Favourite Soap StarJane DansonNominated [85]
Favourite Soap StarAlan HalsallNominated

Other awards

YearAwardCategoryNomineeResultRef
2010 Stonewall Awards Broadcast of the YearCoronation StreetWon [86]
TV Now Awards Favourite Female Soap StarKatherine KellyWon [87]
Favourite SoapCoronation StreetWon
Soap LegendBill RoacheWon
2011Broadcast AwardsBest Soap or Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [88]
Broadcasting Press Guild Awards Outstanding Contribution to BroadcastingTony WarrenWon [89]
2012Broadcast AwardsBest Soap or Continuing DramaCoronation StreetNominated [90]
Creative Diversity Network AwardsRadio Times Soap AwardCoronation StreetWon [91]
Virgin Media TV AwardsBest BaddyFrank FosterNominated [92]
[93]
Best SoapCoronation StreetNominated

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