List of awards and nominations received by Lacey Turner

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List of Lacey Turner awards
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Turner in September 2010

AwardWinsNominations
All About Soap Bubble Awards
56
British Soap Awards
621
Digital Spy Awards
04
Inside Soap Awards
815
National Television Awards
48
TRIC Awards
12
TV Choice Awards
36
TV Now Awards
12
TVTimes Awards
33
Total
3167

English actress Lacey Turner has won a total of thirty-one awards for her portrayal of Stacey Slater in the BBC soap opera EastEnders , including four National Television Awards, six British Soap Awards and eight Inside Soap Awards.

Contents

All About Soap Bubble Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2007Tearjerker EastEnders Won [1]
Christmas Cracker (with Jake Wood)Nominated [2]
2008Secret's Out (with Charlie Clements, Jake Wood and Jo Joyner)Won [3]
Soap Slap (with Jo Joyner)Won [3]
2010I'm a SurvivorWon [4]
Killer SecretWon [4]

British Soap Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2005Best Dramatic Performance from a Young Actor or ActressEastEndersNominated [5]
Soap Bitch of the YearNominated [5]
2006Best ActressWon [6]
Best Dramatic PerformanceNominated [7]
Sexiest FemaleNominated [7]
2007Best ActressNominated [5]
Best Dramatic PerformanceWon [8]
Sexiest FemaleNominated [5]
2008Best ActressNominated [9]
2009Sexiest FemaleNominated [10]
2010Best ActressWon [11]
Best Dramatic PerformanceWon [11]
2011Best ExitLonglisted [12]
2014Best ActressShortlisted [13]
2016Won [14]
Best Female Dramatic PerformanceWon [14]
2017Best ActressShortlisted [15]
Best On-Screen Partnership (with James Bye)Shortlisted [15]
2018Best ActressShortlisted [16]
Best Female Dramatic PerformanceShortlisted [16]
Best On-Screen Partnership (with Jake Wood)Shortlisted [16]

Digital Spy Awards

Digital Spy Soap Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2008Most Popular ActressEastEndersNominated [17]

Digital Spy Reader Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2016Best Soap ActressEastEndersThird [18]
2017Third [19]

Digital Spy 20th Anniversary Reader Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2019Best soap star of the past 20 yearsEastEndersThird [20]

Inside Soap Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2005Best NewcomerEastEndersNominated [5]
Best Young ActorNominated [5]
2006Best ActressWon [21]
2007Won [22]
Best Couple (with Charlie Clements)Won [22]
Sexiest FemaleNominated [23]
2008Best ActressWon [24]
Best Couple (with Charlie Clements)Won [24]
2009Best ActressWon [25]
2010Won [26]
Best Dramatic PerformanceShortlisted [27]
2011Best ExitShortlisted [28]
2016Best ActressWon [29]
Best Partnership (with James Bye)Shortlisted [30]
2017Best ActressLonglisted [31]

National Television Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2005 Most Popular NewcomerEastEndersShortlisted [32]
2006 Most Popular ActressShortlisted [33]
2007 Won [34]
2008 Outstanding Serial Drama PerformanceShortlisted [35]
2010 Won [36]
2011 Won [37]
2017 Serial Drama PerformanceWon [38]
2018 Shortlisted [39]

Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2007TV Soap PersonalityEastEndersWon [40]
2010Nominated [41]

TV Choice Awards (formerly known as TV Quick and TV Choice Awards between 2005 and 2009)

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2005Best Soap NewcomerEastEndersWon [42]
2007Best Soap ActressNominated [43]
2008Nominated [44]
2010Won [45]
2016Won [46]
2018Shortlisted [47]

TV Now Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2007Hot Young TalentEastEndersWon [48]
2010Favourite Female Soap StarNominated [49]

TVTimes Awards

YearCategoryNominated forResultRef.
2008Favourite Soap StarEastEndersWon [50]
2009Won [50]
2010Won [51]

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