List of awards and nominations received by Emmerdale

Emmerdale is a British soap opera first broadcast on 16 October 1972. The soap has earned various awards and nominations over the years for storylines and the performances from cast and crew members.

All About Soap Awards

The All About Soap Awards were launched in 2002 and were hosted by All About Soap magazine.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2010	Baby Drama	Nicola's baby snatched	Nominated	[1]
	Fatal Attraction	Maisie/Ryan	Nominated
	Femme Fatale	Emma Atkins (Charity Tate)	Nominated
	I'm A Survivor	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Nominated
	Killer Secret	Natasha kills Mark	Nominated
	Smooth Criminal	Nathan Wylde	Nominated
2011	Best Actor	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won	[2]
	Best Actress	Lucy Pargeter (Chas Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Baby Drama	Rhona/Paddy/Marlon pregnancy shock	Nominated
	Best Love Triangle	Chas/Carl/Eve	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Marc Silcock (Jackson Walsh)	Won
	Best Stunt	Train crash	Nominated
2012	Best Actor	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Nominated	[3]
	Best Actress	Chelsea Halfpenny (Amy Wyatt)	Nominated
	Best Episode	Cain's attack	Nominated
	Best Mystery	Who Attacked Cain?	Won
	Best Villain	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated
2013	Best Baby Drama	Jai and Rachel's baby secret	Nominated	[4]
	Best Death	Kurtis Stacey (Alex Moss)	Nominated
	Best Death	Tom Lister (Carl King)	Won
	Best Episode	"Emmerdale Live"	Won
	Best Reveal	Chas' stalker uncovered	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Cameron turns killer	Nominated
	Best Stunt	Katie down the mine	Nominated
	Forbidden Lovers	Cain and Moira	Nominated
2014	Best Soap Moment	Robert kisses Aaron	Won	[5]
		Donna's death	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.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2000	Best Soap Opera	Emmerdale	Nominated	[6]
2001	Best Soap Opera	Emmerdale	Won	[7]
2007	Best Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[8]
2008	Best Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[9]
2009	Best Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[10]
2013	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[11]
2016	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[12]
2017	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[13]
2018	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[14]
2020	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[15]
2022	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[16]

The British Soap Awards

The British Soap Awards is an annual awards ceremony to honour the best of British soap operas. The first ceremony took place in 1999.

Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle) was awarded Best Dramatic Performance in 2004 and 2022.

Eden Taylor-Draper (Belle Dingle) was awarded Best Young Performance in 2007 and 2013.

Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy) was awarded Best Actor in 2011, 2012 and 2016.

Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas) was awarded Best Actress in 2017.

Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla) was awarded Best Leading Performer in 2022.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
1999	Best Actor	Kelvin Fletcher	Nominated
	Best Actress	Lisa Riley	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Kelvin Fletcher	Won
	Best Exit	Claire King	Won
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Lisa Riley and Dominic Brunt	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Claire King	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Stuart Wade	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Claire King	Nominated
2000	Best Actress	Samantha Giles	Nominated	[17]
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Exit	Paul Loughran	Won
2001	Best Actor	Clive Hornby	Nominated	[18]
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Clive Hornby	Nominated
	Hero of the Year	Clive Hornby	Won
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	Andy Sugden burning the barn	Won
2002	Best Actor	Steve Halliwell	Nominated
	Best Actress	Samantha Giles	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Exit	Batley the Dog	Won
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Samantha Giles and John Middleton	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Zak's fight with testicular cancer	Nominated
	Hero of the Year	Steve Halliwell	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Ben Freeman	Nominated
2003	Best Actor	Mark Charnock	Nominated
	Best Actress	Leah Bracknell	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Mark Charnock	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Leah Bracknell	Nominated
	Best Exit	Freya Copeland	Nominated
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Sheree Murphy and Mark Charnock	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Marlon's and Tricia's failed wedding day plans	Won
	Best Storyline	Zoe suffers from schizophrenia	Nominated
2004	Best Actor	Mark Charnock	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Mark Charnock	Won
	Best Dramatic Performance from a Young Actor or Actress	Luke Tittensor	Nominated
	Best Exit	Sheree Murphy	Won
	Best Newcomer	Luke Tittensor	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	The Storm	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Sammy Winward	Nominated
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	The Storm	Won
	Villain of the Year	Peter Amory	Nominated
2005	Best Actress	Emma Atkins	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Deena Payne	Nominated
	Best Exit	Emma Atkins	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Charlie Hardwick	Nominated
	Best Onscreen Partnership	Charlie Hardwick and Elizabeth Estensen	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Charity and Tom's Wedding	Won
	Best Storyline	Diane's struggle with cancer	Nominated
	Soap Bitch of the Year	Patsy Kensit	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Lorraine Chase	Nominated
2006	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Charlie Hardwick	Won
	Best Dramatic Performance	Ursula Holden Gill	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance from a Young Actor or Actress	Luke Tittensor	Nominated
	Best Exit	Leah Bracknell	Won
	Best Newcomer	Jenna-Louise Coleman	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Zoe's Exit	Nominated
	Soap Bitch of the Year	Nicola Wheeler	Won
		Patsy Kensit	Nominated
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	Belle and Daz trapped in a mine shaft	Won
		Home Farm explodes	Nominated
	Special Achievement Award	Tony Prescott	Won
2007	Best Actress	Ursula Holden Gill	Nominated	[19]
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Charlie Hardwick	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance From a Young Actor or Actress	Eden Taylor-Draper	Won
	Best Exit	Lorraine Chase	Nominated
		Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Joseph Gilgun	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Cain and Sadie's Exit	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Who Killed Tom King?	Nominated
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	The House Collapse	Won
		The Truck Crash	Nominated
2008	Best Actress	Charlotte Bellamy	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Charlie Hardwick	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Charlotte Bellamy	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance From a Young Actor or Actress	Eden Taylor-Draper	Nominated
	Best Exit	Peter Martin	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Daniel's Death	Won
	Special Achievement Award	Tim Fee	Won
2009	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Dominic Brunt	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Jenna-Louise Coleman	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance from a Young Actor or Actress	Isabel Hodgins	Nominated
	Best Exit	Matt Healy	Nominated
	Best Onscreen Partnership	Dominic Brunt and Mark Charnock	Nominated
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	Victoria falls through the ice	Won
2010	Best Dramatic Performance	Danny Miller	Nominated	[20]
	Best Actor		Nominated
		John Middleton	Nominated
		James Sutton	Nominated
	Sexiest Male		Nominated
		James Thornton	Nominated
		Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Villain of the Year		Nominated
		Sian Reeves	Nominated
		Lyndon Ogbourne	Nominated
	Best Actress	Amanda Donohoe	Nominated
		Emma Atkins	Nominated
		Charlotte Bellamy	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance from a Young Actor or Actress	Oscar Lloyd	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Dominic Brunt	Nominated
	Best Exit	Maxwell Caulfield	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Lyndon Ogbourne	Nominated
	Best Onscreen Partnership	Nick Miles and Nicola Wheeler	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Aaron Confesses His Sexuality	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Aaron's Gay Self-Loathing	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Alice Coulthard	Nominated
		Sammy Windward	Nominated
		Charley Webb	Nominated
	Special Achievement Award	Bill Lyons	Won
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	Home Farm Shop Crash	Nominated
2011	Best Actor	Danny Miller	Won	[21]
	Best Actress	Jane Cox	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Charlie Hardwick	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Danny Miller	Nominated
	Best Exit	Andy Devine	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Pauline Quirke	Nominated
	Best Onscreen Partnership	Emma Atkins and Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	The Betrayed	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Holly's Drug Addiction	Nominated
	Best Young Performance	Eden Taylor Draper	Nominated
	Special Achievement Award	Gavin Blyth	Won
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	The Train Crash	Nominated
2012	Best Actor	Danny Miller	Won	[22]
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best Exit	James Thornton	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Gemma Oaten	Nominated
	Best On-screen Partnership	Emma Atkins and Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	The Longest Day	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Jackson's choice	Won
	Best Young Performance	Eden Taylor Draper	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	John and Moira's car accident	Won
2013	Sexiest Male	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated	[23]
	Sexiest Female	Natalie Anderson	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Dominic Power	Nominated
	Best Actor	Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Emmerdale Live	Won
	Best Dramatic Performance	Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Dominic Brunt	Nominated
	Best Young Performance	Eden Taylor-Draper	Won
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	Cain's clifftop rescue of Zak	Nominated
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Lucy Pargeter and Dominic Power	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Laura Norton	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Zak's depression	Nominated
	Best Exit	Tom Lister	Nominated
2014	Sexiest Male	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated	[24]
	Villain of the Year	Dominic Power	Nominated
	Best Actor	Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	The Woolpack siege	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Charley Webb	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Laura Norton	Nominated
	Best Young Performance	Joe Warren-Plant	Nominated
	Spectacular Scene of the Year	The Woolpack siege and flood	Won
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Charlie Hardwick and Chris Chittell	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Michel Parr	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Killer Cameron	Nominated
2015	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[25]
	Best Actor	Michael Parr	Nominated
	Best Actress	Natalie Anderson	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Ryan Hawley	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Laura Norton	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Ryan Hawley	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Donna's Demise	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Andy goes to the brink	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Natalie Anderson	Nominated
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Verity Rushworth and Michael Parr	Nominated
	Best Young Performance	Amelia Flanagan	Won
	Scene of the Year	Donna's goodbye	Won
2016	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Won	[26]
	Best Actor	Danny Miller	Won
	Best Actress	Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Ryan Hawley	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Isobel Steele	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Aaron's Abuse	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Aftermath of Village Hall explosion	Nominated
	Best Male Dramatic Performance	Danny Miller	Won
	Best Female Dramatic Performance	Charlotte Bellamy	Nominated
	Best Partnership	Danny Miller & Ryan Hawley	Nominated
	Best Young Performance	Amelia Flanagan	Nominated
	Scene of the Year	Val's Death	Won
	Tony Warren Award	James Bain (Casting Director at Coronation Street and Emmerdale)	Won
2017	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Won	[27]
	Best Actor	John Middleton	Won
	Best Actress	Charlotte Bellamy	Won
	Best Newcomer	Sally Dexter	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Dominic Brunt	Nominated
	Best Onscreen Partnership	John Middleton and Charlotte Bellamy	Nominated
	Best Male Dramatic Performance	John Middleton	Won
	Best Female Dramatic Performance	Charlotte Bellamy	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Isobel Steele	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Gillian Kearney	Nominated
	Scene of the Year	The Hotten Bypass pile-up	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Ashley's Point of View	Won
	Best Storyline	Ashley's Dementia	Won
2018	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[28]
	Best Actor	Michael Parr	Nominated
		Ryan Hawley	Nominated
	Best Actress	Emma Atkins	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Andrew Scarborough	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Sally Dexter	Nominated
	Best Onscreen Partnership	Ned Porteous and Andrew Scarborough	Nominated
	Best Male Dramatic Performance	Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best Female Dramatic Performance	Natalie J. Robb	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Isobel Steele	Won
	Villain of the Year	Gillian Kearney	Nominated
	Scene of the Year	Emma meets her fate	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Who Killed Emma?	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Cain and Faith flashback	Nominated
	Greatest Soap Moment	Hotten Bypass Crash (2016)	Won
2019	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[29]
	Best Actor	Dominic Brunt	Longlisted
		Ryan Hawley	Longlisted
		Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Best Actress	Zoe Henry	Longlisted
		Emma Atkins	Longlisted
		Lucy Pargeter	Won
	Best Newcomer	James Moore	Nominated
	Best Comedy Performance	Nicola Wheeler	Nominated
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Dominic Brunt and Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
	Best Male Dramatic Performance	Dominic Brunt	Nominated
	Best Female Dramatic Performance	Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Joe-Warren Plant	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Claire King	Nominated
	Scene of the Year	Cain's confession to Debbie	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Charity's abuse	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Chas and Paddy say goodbye to baby Grace	Nominated
	The Tony Warren Award	Val Lawson	Won
2022	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Won	[30]
	Best Comedy Performance	Lisa Riley	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Mark Charnock	Won
	Best Leading Performer	Mark Charnock	Nominated
		Paige Sandhu	Won
		Rebecca Sarker	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Darcy Grey	Nominated
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Isobel Steele and Bradley Johnson	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Marlon's stroke	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Meena Serial Killer	Nominated
	Best Young Performer	Amelia Flanagan	Nominated
	Scene of the Year	Bridge collapse	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Paige Sandhu	Nominated

Broadcast Awards

The Broadcast Awards are run by Broadcast magazine. They recognise and reward excellence in and around the UK television programming industry.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2011	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[31]
2012	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[32]
2013	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[33]
2014	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[34]
2015	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[35]
2016	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[36]
2017	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[37]
2018	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[38]
2019	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[39]
2020	Best Soap or Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[40]
2023	Best Soap/Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Pending	[41]

Digital Spy Soap Awards

The Digital Spy Soap Awards are hosted by the entertainment website Digital Spy. The first awards were presented in 2008. In 2011, the website held the Digital Spy Readers' Awards instead.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2008	Best Child Actor	Isabel Hodgins	Nominated	[42]
	Best Child Actor	Eden Taylor-Draper	Nominated
	Best Exit	Grace Barraclough	Nominated
	Best Exit	Tom King	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Richard Grieve	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Sally Oliver	Nominated
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Mark Charnock and Verity Rushworth	Nominated
	Best On-Screen Partnership	Deena Payne and Tony Audenshaw	Nominated
	Best Pet	Tootsy the dog	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	35th Anniversary: Sugdens' fire	Nominated
	Best Single Episode	Pageant, Len's death, Who Killed Tom King? reveal	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Most Popular Actor	Mark Charnock	Nominated
	Most Popular Actor	Tom Lister	Nominated
	Most Popular Actress	Charlie Hardwick	Nominated
	Most Popular Actress	Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Roxanne Pallett	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Sammy Winward	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Kelvin Fletcher	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated
	Storyline of the Year	Diane and Billy's affair and Victoria's meltdown	Nominated
	Storyline of the Year	Who Killed Tom King?	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Nicola De Souza	Nominated
	Villain of the Year	Eli Dingle	Nominated
2009	Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated	[43]
2011	Best Soap Actor	Danny Miller	Won	[44]
	Best Soap Storyline	Jackson's assisted suicide	Nominated

Inside Soap Awards

The Inside Soap Awards are an annual award ceremony that have been run by Inside Soap since 1996. ^[45]

Dominic Power won Best Bad Boy at the Inside Soap Awards in 2013.

Daisy Campbell was nominated for Best Young Actor in 2018.

Paige Sandhu won Best Villain at the Inside Soap Awards in 2021.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref.
1996	Best Soap Plot	The Kim/Dave/Frank love triangle	Won	[46]
	Biggest Bitch in Soap	Kim Tate	Won
	Silliest Plot	The Dingles stealing an Elvis mannequin	Runner-up
2001	Best Actor	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated	[47] [48]
		Stephen McGann (Sean Reynolds)	Nominated
	Best Actress	Freya Copeland (Angie Reynolds)	Nominated
		Samantha Giles (Bernice Thomas)	Nominated
	Best Bad Boy	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Won
	Best Bitch	Emma Atkins (Charity Dingle)	Nominated
	Best British Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Couple	Bernice and Ashley Thomas	Nominated
		Viv and Bob Hope	Nominated
	Best Exit	Mandy Dingle	Nominated
		Sarah Sugden	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Tony Audenshaw (Bob Hope)	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Kelvin Fletcher (Andy Sugden)	Nominated
	Funniest Character	Bob Hope	Nominated
	Most Dramatic Storyline	Jack Sugden's murder trial	Nominated
		Sean and Angie Reynolds' secret affairs	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Emma Atkins (Charity Dingle)	Nominated
		Anna Brecon (Lady Tara Thornfield)	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Ben Freeman (Scott Windsor)	Nominated
		Gary Turner (Carlos Diaz)	Nominated
2002	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won	[49]
2003	Best Actress	Leah Bracknell (Zoe Tate)	Won	[50]
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Charley Webb (Debbie Dingle)	Won
2004	Best Bad Boy	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Won	[51]
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2005	Best Actor	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated	[52]
	Best Actress	Leah Bracknell (Zoe Tate)	Nominated
	Best Bad Boy	Matt Healy (Matthew King)	Nominated
	Best Bitch	Patsy Kensit (Sadie King)	Won
	Best Couple	Elizabeth Estensen (Diane Sugden) and Clive Hornby (Jack Sugden)	Nominated
		Verity Rushworth (Donna Windsor) and Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Family	The Dingles	Won
	Best Newcomer	Mathew Bose (Paul Lambert)	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Debbie's pregnancy	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Charley Webb (Debbie Dingle)	Won
	Sexiest Male	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated
2006	Best Actor	James Hooton (Sam Dingle)	Nominated	[52]
	Best Bitch	Patsy Kensit (Sadie King)	Won
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Storyline	Alice Dingle's death	Won
	Sexiest Female	Patsy Kensit (Sadie King)	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Tom Lister (Carl King)	Nominated
2007	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[53]
	Best Young Actor	Eden Taylor-Draper (Belle Dingle)	Won
	Funniest Character	Charlie Hardwick (Val Pollard)	Won
2008	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[54]
	Outstanding Achievement Award	Chris Chittell (Eric Pollard)	Won
2010	Best Actor	Dominic Brunt (Paddy Kirk)	Nominated	[55]
		Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated
		Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won
	Best Actress	Emma Atkins (Charity Dingle)	Nominated
		Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Nominated
		Amanda Donohoe (Natasha Wylde)	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won
	Best Dramatic Performance	Amanda Donohoe (Natasha Wylde)	Nominated
	Best Exit	Maxwell Caulfield (Mark Wylde)	Nominated
	Best Exit	Sian Reeves (Sally Spode)	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Natalie J. Robb (Moira Barton)	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Marc Silcock (Jackson Walsh)	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Stunt	The church fire	Nominated
		The Home Farm Shop crash	Nominated
	Best Wedding	Jimmy King (Nick Miles) and Nicola De Souza (Nicola Wheeler)	Nominated
		Charity Tate (Emma Atkins) and Michael Conway (Jamie Belman)	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Oscar Lloyd (Will Wylde)	Nominated
		Eden Taylor-Draper (Belle Dingle)	Nominated
	Funniest Performance	Dominic Brunt (Paddy Kirk)	Nominated
		Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Rik Makarem (Nikhil Sharma)	Nominated
		Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Alice Coulthard (Maisie Wylde)	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Suzanne Shaw (Eve Jenson)	Nominated
2011	Best Actor	Danny Miller	Won	[56]
	Best Actress	Pauline Quirke	Nominated
	Best Dramatic Performance	Danny Miller	Won
	Best Exit	Marc Silcock	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Pauline Quirke	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Wedding	Chas Dingle and Carl King	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Joe-Warren Plant	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Sammy Winward	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Danny Miller	Nominated
2013	Best Actor	Jeff Hordley	Nominated	[57]
	Best Actress	Lesley Dunlop	Nominated
	Best Bad Boy	Dominic Power	Won
	Best Newcomer	Laura Norton	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won
	Best Storyline	Cameron's killer cover-up	Won
	Best Young Actor	Eden Taylor-Draper	Nominated
	Funniest Female	Laura Norton	Nominated
	Outstanding Achievement	40th anniversary live episode	Won
	Sexiest Female	Natalie Anderson	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated
2014	Best Actor	Jeff Hordley	Nominated	[58]
	Best Actress	Verity Rushworth	Nominated
	Best Bad Boy	Michael Parr	Nominated
	Best Bitch	Emma Atkins	Nominated
	Funniest Female	Laura Norton	Won
	Best Newcomer	Michael Parr	Won
	Best Young Actor	Amelia Flanagan	Won
	Sexiest Male	Michael Parr	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Natalie Anderson	Nominated
	Best Family	The Dingles	Nominated
	Best Storyline	The Woolpack siege	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2015	Best Actor	Michael Parr	Won	[59] [60]
	Best Actress	Charley Webb	Nominated
	Best Affair	Debbie Dingle and Ross Barton	Won
	Best Affair	Robert Sugden and Aaron Livesy	Nominated
	Best Bad Boy	Michael Parr	Won
	Best Bad Girl	Emma Atkins	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Ryan Hawley	Won
	Best Partnership	Charlie Hardwick and Chris Chittell	Won
	Best Shock Twist	Robert and Aaron's relationship	Nominated
	Best Show-Stopper	Donna Windsor's death	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won
	Best Young Actor	Amelia Flanagan	Won
	Funniest Female	Laura Norton	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Natalie Anderson	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Danny Miller	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Michael Parr	Won
2016	Best Actor	Danny Miller	Nominated	[61]
	Best Actress	Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Amelia Flanagan	Won
	Best Young Actor	Isobel Steele	Nominated
	Best Bad Girl	Emma Atkins	Nominated
	Best Bad Boy	Jeff Hordley	Nominated
	Funniest Female	Laura Norton	Nominated
	Funniest Male	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Isobel Steele	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Michael Parr	Nominated
	Sexiest Female	Gemma Atkinson	Nominated
	Best Partnership	Ryan Hawley and Danny Miller	Won
	Best Partnership	Nick Miles and Nicola Wheeler	Nominated
	Best Show-Stopper	Wedding Day Helicopter Crash	Nominated
	Best Shock Twist	Val dies in the hall of mirrors!	Won
	Best Exit	Charlie Hardwick	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won
2017	Best Actor	Danny Miller	Won	[62]
	Best Actor	John Middleton	Nominated
	Best Actress	Charlotte Bellamy	Nominated
	Best Actress	Zoe Henry	Nominated
	Best Young Actor	Alfie Clarke	Won
	Best Young Actor	Amelia Flanagan	Nominated
	Funniest Male	Dominic Brunt	Won
	Funniest Male	Nick Miles	Nominated
	Funniest Female	Sally Dexter	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Sally Dexter	Nominated
	Best Bad Boy	Ryan Hawley	Nominated
	Best Bad Girl	Emma Atkins	Nominated
	Best Bad Girl	Gillian Kearney	Won
	Sexiest Female	Natalie J. Robb	Won
	Sexiest Male	Michael Parr	Nominated
	Sexiest Male	Matthew Wolfenden	Nominated
	Best Shock Twist	Holly's death	Nominated
	Best Shock Twist	James is killed by Emma	Nominated
	Best Exit	John Middleton	Won
	Best Exit	Bill Ward	Nominated
	Best Partnership	Charlotte Bellamy and John Middleton	Nominated
	Best Partnership	Ryan Hawley and Danny Miller	Nominated
	Best Showstopper	Motorway crash/James' death	Won
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won
2018	Best Actor	Ryan Hawley	Longlisted	[63] [64]
		Jeff Hordley	Longlisted
		Michael Parr	Longlisted
	Best Actress	Emma Atkins	Won
		Lucy Pargeter	Longlisted
		Natalie J. Robb	Longlisted
	Best Bad Boy	Thomas Atkinson	Nominated
		Ned Porteous	Nominated
	Best Bad Girl	Emma Atkins	Longlisted
		Sally Dexter	Nominated
	Funniest Male	Shaun Thomas	Nominated
		Mark Charnock	Nominated
	Funniest Female	Sally Dexter	Longlisted
		Samantha Giles	Longlisted
	Best Newcomer	Sandra Marvin	Longlisted
		Ash Palmisciano	Won
	Best Young Actor	Daisy Campbell	Won
		Isobel Steele	Longlisted
	Best Partnership	Danny Miller and Ryan Hawley	Nominated
		Michelle Hardwick and Emma Atkins	Longlisted
	Best Show-Stopper	Flashback to Charity's teenage heartbreak	Longlisted
		The Whites' car crash	Longlisted
	Best Shock Twist	Lachlan kills Gerry!	Nominated
		Moira gives birth!	Nominated
	Best Exit	Louise Marwood and John Bowe	Longlisted
		Shaun Thomas	Nominated
	Soap Superstar (Male)	Danny Miller	Won
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2019	Best Actor	Mark Charnock	Longlisted	[65]
		Jeff Hordley	Nominated
		Matthew Wolfendon	Longlisted
	Best Actress	Isabel Hodgins	Longlisted
		Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
		Roxy Shahidi	Longlisted
	Best Bad Boy	Dean Andrews	Longlisted
		Andrew Scarborough	Longlisted
	Best Bad Girl	Louisa Clein	Won
		Claire King	Nominated
	Funniest Male	Dominic Brunt	Nominated
		Nick Miles	Longlisted
	Funniest Female	Sally Dexter	Nominated
		Samantha Giles	Longlisted
	Best Newcomer	Jurell Carter	Longlisted
		Asan N'Jie	Longlisted
	Best Young Actor	Amelia Flanagan	Nominated
		Joe-Warren Plant	Nominated
	Best Partnership	Emma Atkins and Michelle Hardwick	Nominated
		Lucy Pargeter and Dominic Brunt	Won
	Best Show-Stopper	Tracy, Leyla and Priya kidnap Maya	Longlisted
		Victoria's rape	Nominated
	Best Shock Twist	Flashbacks to the Big Night Out!	Won
		Joe Tate 'dies'!	Longlisted
	Bext Exit	Jane Cox	Won
		Ned Porteous	Longlisted
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2020	Best Actor	Dominic Brunt	Longlisted	[66]
		Jeff Hordley	Nominated
		Mark Charnock	Longlisted
	Best Actress	Emma Atkins	Longlisted
		Lisa Riley	Longlisted
		Natalie J. Robb	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Max Parker	Nominated
		Michael Wildman	Longlisted
	Best Villain	Claire King	Longlisted
		Jonathan Wrather	Longlisted
		Mark Womack	Nominated
	Funniest Performance	Dominic Brunt	Longlisted
		Lisa Riley	Nominated
	Best Partnership	Lisa Riley and Bradley Johnson	Longlisted
		Dominic Brunt and Lucy Pargeter	Nominated
	Best Show-Stopper	Cain discovers Nate's secret on the lake	Nominated
		The lockdown episodes	Longlisted
	Best Family	The Dingles	Won
		The Sharmas	Longlisted
	Feel-Good Moment	Chas gives birth to baby Eve	Nominated
		Sam and Lydia's wedding	Longlisted
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2021	Best Actress	Lisa Riley (Mandy Dingle)	Nominated	[67]
		Isobel Steele (Liv Flaherty)	Nominated
		Amy Walsh (Tracy Metcalfe)	Nominated
	Best Actor	Bradley Johnson (Vinny Dingle)	Nominated
		Jonny McPherson (Liam Cavanagh)	Nominated
		Nick Miles (Jimmy King)	Nominated
	Best Family	The Dingles	Won
		The Tates	Nominated
	Best Newcomer	Kevin Mathurin (Charles Anderson)	Nominated
		Lawrence Robb (Mackenzie Boyd)	Nominated
		Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla)	Nominated
	Best Partnership	Isobel Steele (Liv Flaherty) and Bradley Johnson (Vinny Dingle)	Nominated
		Nicola Wheeler (Nicola King) and Nick Miles (Jimmy King)	Nominated
	Best Show-Stopper	Jimmy's barn crash/Paul dies	Nominated
		Meena murders Leanna	Nominated
	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Villain	Reece Dinsdale (Paul Ashdale)	Nominated
		Alexander Lincoln (Jamie Tate)	Nominated
		Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla)	Won
	Funniest Performance	Samantha Giles (Bernice Blackstock)	Nominated
		Lawrence Robb (Mackenzie Boyd)	Nominated

National Television Awards

The National Television Awards were launched in 1995 and they are broadcast by ITV. The awards are voted on by the general public.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref.
1995	Most Popular Newcomer	Ian Kelsey (Dave Glover)	Nominated	[68]
		Jacqueline Pirie (Tina Dingle)	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
1996	Most Popular Newcomer	Lisa Riley (Mandy Dingle)	Won	[69]
1997	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
1998	Most Popular Newcomer	Anna Brecon (Tara Thornfield)	Won	[70] [71]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
1999	Most Popular Actress	Lisa Riley (Mandy Dingle)	Nominated	[72]
	Most Popular Newcomer	Samantha Giles (Bernice Blackstock)	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2000	Most Popular Actress	Samantha Giles (Bernice Blackstock)	Nominated	[73]
	Most Popular Newcomer	Kate McGregor	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2001	Most Popular Newcomer	Tony Audenshaw (Bob Hope)	Nominated	[74] [ failed verification ]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2002	Most Popular Actress	Leah Bracknell (Zoe Tate)	Nominated	[75]
	Most Popular Newcomer	Emily Symons (Louise Appleton)	Nominated
		Sammy Winward (Katie Sugden)	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2003	Most Popular Newcomer	Charley Webb (Debbie Dingle)	Nominated	[76]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2004	Most Popular Newcomer	Patsy Kensit (Sadie King)	Nominated	[77]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2005	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[78]
2006	Most Popular Actress	Ursula Holden-Gill (Alice Dingle)	Nominated	[79]
	Most Popular Newcomer	Jenna Louise Coleman (Jasmine Thomas)	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2007	Most Popular Newcomer	Joseph Gilgun (Eli Dingle)	Nominated	[80]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2008	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[81]
	Outstanding Serial Drama Performance	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Nominated
2010	Most Popular Newcomer	James Sutton (Ryan Lamb)	Nominated	[82]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2011	Most Popular Newcomer	Marc Silcock (Jackson Walsh)	Nominated	[83]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama Performance	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Nominated
2012	Most Popular Newcomer	Chelsea Halfpenny (Amy Wyatt)	Nominated	[84]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama Performance	Danny Miller	Nominated
2013	Most Popular Newcomer	Liam Fox (Dan Spencer)	Nominated	[85]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2014	Most Popular Newcomer	Michelle Hardwick (Vanessa Hardwick)	Nominated	[86]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
2015	Most Popular Newcomer	Michael Parr (Ross Barton)	Nominated	[87]
	Most Popular Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Most Popular Serial Drama Performance	Verity Rushworth (Donna Windsor)	Nominated
2016	Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[88]
2017	Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[88]
2018	Newcomer	Ned Porteous (Joe Tate)	Nominated	[89]
	Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Won
	Serial Drama Performance	Danny Miller (Aaron Dingle)	Nominated
2019	Newcomer	James Moore (Ryan Stocks)	Won	[90] [91]
	Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Won
	Serial Drama Performance	Emma Atkins (Charity Dingle)	Nominated
		Lucy Pargeter (Chas Dingle)	Nominated
2020	Newcomer	Jurell Carter (Nate Robinson)	Nominated	[92]
	Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Won
	Serial Drama Performance	Danny Miller (Aaron Dingle)	Nominated
2021	Newcomer	Emile John (Ethan Anderson)	Nominated	[93]
	Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Serial Drama Performance	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Longlisted
		Chris Bisson (Jai Sharma)	Longlisted
		Reece Dinsdale (Paul Ashdale)	Longlisted
		Bradley Johnson (Vinny Dingle)	Longlisted
		Lisa Riley (Mandy Dingle)	Longlisted
		Isobel Steele (Liv Flaherty)	Longlisted
2022	Rising Star	Martelle Edinborough (Suzy Merton)	Longlisted	[94] [95]
	Serial Drama	Emmerdale	Won
	Serial Drama Performance	Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Won
		Sally Dexter (Faith Dingle)	Longlisted
		Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Longlisted
		Lucy Pargeter (Chas Dingle)	Longlisted
		Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla)	Nominated
		Rebecca Sarker (Manpreet Sharma)	Longlisted

Royal Television Society Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref.
2002	Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[96]
2004	Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[97]
2005	Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[98]
2006	Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[99]
2012	Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Nominated	[100]
2016	Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[101]
2017	Soap and Continuing Drama	Emmerdale	Won	[102]

Royal Television Society Craft & Design Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref.
2006	Visual Effects - Special Effects	Ian Rowley	Nominated	[103]
2013	Multicamera Work	Camera team	Nominated	[104]

Television and Radio Industries Club Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref.
2007	Special Recognition Award	Emmerdale	Won
	TV Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated
2008	TV Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated
2014	TV Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated
2016	TV Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated	[105]
2018	Soap Actor	Ryan Hawley (Robert Sugden)	Won	[106]
	Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Won
2019	Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Won	[107]
2020	Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated	[108]
2021	Soap Actor of the Year	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Longlisted	[109] [110]
		Olivia Bromley (Dawn Taylor)	Longlisted
		Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Longlisted
		Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Longlisted
	Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated
2022	Soap Actor	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Pending	[111]
		Bradley Johnson (Vinnie Dingle)	Pending
		Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla)	Pending
		Isobel Steele (Liv Flaherty)	Pending
	Soap of the Year	Emmerdale	Pending

TV Now Awards

The TV Now Awards is an annual awards ceremony, which takes place in Ireland. The awards celebrate favourite television moments from the previous year.

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2009	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2010	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[112]
	Favourite Soap Family	The Dingles	Won

TVTimes Awards

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

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2009	Favourite Soap Star	Dominic Brunt (Paddy Kirk)	Nominated	[113]
	Favourite Soap Star	Charlie Hardwick (Val Pollard)	Nominated
2010	Favourite Newcomer	Danny Miller (Aaron Dingle)	Won	[114] [115]
	Favourite Soap Star	Dominic Brunt (Paddy Kirk)	Nominated
	Favourite Soap Star	Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Nominated
	Programme of the Year	Emmerdale	Won
2011	Favourite Soap Star	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won	[116] [117]
	Favourite Soap Star	Pauline Quirke (Hazel Rhodes)	Nominated
2014	Favourite Soap Star	Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Nominated	[118]
		Emma Atkins (Charity Dingle)	Nominated
	Favourite Newcomer	Amelia Flanagan (Amelia Spencer)	Nominated
2016	Favourite Soap Star	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won	[119]
		Lucy Pargeter (Chas Dingle)	Nominated
	Favourite Newcomer	Isobel Steele (Liv Flaherty)	Won
2019	Favourite Soap Star	Amy Walsh (Tracy Metcalfe)	Nominated	[120]
2020	Favourite Soap Star	Lisa Riley (Mandy Dingle)	Nominated	[121]
2021	Favourite Soap Star	Amy Walsh (Tracy Metcalfe)	Nominated	[122]

TV Quick and TV Choice Awards

Year	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
1998	Best Soap Newcomer	Anna Brecon (Tara Reynolds)	Won	[123]
2000	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Samantha Giles (Bernice Blackstock)	Won
2001	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2002	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2003	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Leah Bracknell (Zoe Tate)	Nominated
2004	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Actor	Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Sheree Murphy (Tricia Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Soap Storyline	Tricia's Death	Nominated
2005	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Emma Atkins (Charity Dingle)	Won
	Best Soap Newcomer	Charlie Hardwick (Val Pollard)	Nominated
		Patsy Kensit (Sadie King)	Nominated
	Best Soap Storyline	Charity and Tom's Failed Wedding	Won
2006	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Ursula Holden-Gill (Alice Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Soap Newcomer	Jenna-Louise Coleman (Jasmine Thomas)	Nominated
2007	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Ursula Holden-Gill (Alice Dingle)	Won
	Best Soap Newcomer	Joseph Gilgun (Eli Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Soap Storyline	Alice's Battle with Cancer	Won
2008	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Won
	Best Soap Storyline	Laurel and Ashley's cot death heartbreak	Won
2009	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Best Soap Storyline	Shane's Murder	Nominated
2010	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[124] [125]
	Best Soap Actor	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won
	Best Soap Actress	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Nominated
	Best Soap Newcomer	Adam Thomas (Adam Barton)	Won
	Best Soap Storyline	Aaron's gay self-loathing	Won
2011	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[126]
	Best Soap Actor	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Pauline Quirke (Hazel Rhodes)	Nominated
	Best Soap Storyline	Lisa's rape	Nominated
2012	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[127]
	Best Soap Actor	Steve Halliwell (Zak Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Soap Newcomer	Gemma Oaten (Rachel Breckle)	Nominated
2013	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[128]
	Best Soap Actor	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Soap Newcomer	Laura Norton (Kerry Wyatt)	Nominated
2014	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[129]
	Best Soap Newcomer	Michael Parr (Ross Barton)	Nominated
	Best Soap Storyline	Killer Cameron/The Woolpack Siege	Nominated
2015	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[130]
	Best Soap Actor	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won
	Best Soap Actress	Natalie Anderson (Alicia Metcalfe)	Nominated
	Best Soap Newcomer	Ryan Hawley (Robert Sugden)	Nominated
2016	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won
	Best Soap Actor	Danny Miller (Aaron Livesy)	Won
2017	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won
	Best Soap Actor	Ryan Hawley (Robert Sugden)	Won
	Best Soap Actress	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Won
	Best Soap Newcomer	Sally Dexter (Faith Dingle)	Won
2018	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[131]
	Best Soap Actor	Ryan Hawley	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Emma Atkins (Charity Dingle)	Won
	Best Soap Newcomer	Ned Porteous (Joe Tate)	Won
		Andrew Scarborough (Graham Foster)	Nominated
2019	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won	[132]
	Best Soap Actor	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated
		Ryan Hawley (Robert Sugden)	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Isabel Hodgins (Victoria Sugden)	Nominated
	Best Soap Newcomer	Asan N'Jie (Ellis Chapman)	Nominated
2020	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[133]
	Best Soap Actor	Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Nominated
2021	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated	[134] [135]
	Best Soap Actor	Chris Bisson (Jai Sharma)	Longlisted
		Reece Dinsdale (Paul Ashdale)	Longlisted
		Bradley Johnson (Vinny Dingle)	Nominated
	Best Soap Actress	Charlotte Bellamy (Laurel Thomas)	Longlisted
		Lisa Riley (Mandy Dingle)	Longlisted
		Isobel Steele (Liv Flaherty)	Nominated
2022	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Won	[136]
	Best Soap Actor	Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle)	Won
		Jeff Hordley (Cain Dingle)	Pending
		Jonny McPherson (Liam Cavanagh)	Pending
	Best Soap Actress	Zoe Henry (Rhona Goskirk)	Pending
		Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla)	Pending
		Rebecca Sarker (Manpreet Sharma)	Pending

Other awards

Year	Award	Category	Nominee	Result	Ref
2008	Daily Star Soaper Star Awards	Best Family	The Dingles	Won	[137]
	Daily Star Soaper Star Awards	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
2010	Mental Health Media Awards	Soaps	Emmerdale	Nominated	[138]
2010	Stonewall Awards	Broadcast of the Year	Emmerdale	Nominated	[139]
2012	Virgin Media TV Awards	Best Baddy	Cain Dingle	Nominated	[140] [141] [142]
	Virgin Media TV Awards	Best Soap	Emmerdale	Nominated
	Virgin Media TV Awards	Most Explosive TV Moment of the Year	Jackson's assisted suicide	Nominated
	Radio Times Creative Diversity Network Soap Award	Best Soap Storyline	Episode: 28 March 2012	Nominated	[143]

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External links

• Awards and nominations for Emmerdale at the Internet Movie Database