A big thank you to our President Sian Williams who did an excellent job hosting the TRIC Awards 2010.

Tom O'Connor entertained us before presenting the Satellite and Digital Award for the third year to Eamonn Holmes, who was with his team, Charlotte Hawkins and Jacquie Beltrao.

Sir Terry Wogan winner of the Digital Radio Personality receives his Award from Chris Evans.

Al Murray presents to TV Personality Harry Hill.

A surprise for Gary as his wife, Danielle, presents his award to him.

John Craven presents Newscaster/Reporter
Award to Mark Austin.

A surprised Tomasz Schafernaker received the TV Weather Presenter Award from 'Stictly Come Dancing' star Brendan Cole.

To another 'Strictly Come Dancing' star, Ricky Whittle, who this time won his Award for his acting part as Calvin Valentine. Former 'Hollyoaks' star Gemma Bissix, presented the Award.

The many characters of John Culshaw presented the TV Arts/Documentary Award to James May and Oz Clarke for their documentary, 'Oz and James Drink to Britain'.

'The Inbetweeners' were winners of the Satellite/Digital Programme Award presented by Sheree Murphy and Jessica Fox.

'Life' was a worthy winner of the new category for the Best HD Programme, Bill Turnbull presented it to the Team.

'The Chris Moyles Show' received their Award from Ben Shephard.

Yet another win for 'Strictly Come Dancing', Kate Garraway and Richard Arnold presented the TV Reality Programme Award.

Chris Hollins and Ola Jordan present the Crime Award to 'Waking the Dead'.

Bernard Cribbins from 'Doctor Who' was there to collect the Award for the TV Drama Programme from last year's winner Julia Sawalha.

Great jubilation as 'BBC Breakfast' won Daytime Programme. Lawrence Llewelyn Bowen was there to present the Award to the Team.

Eamonn and Ruth shared in Outnumbers' excitement as they won TV Entertainment Programme.

Another win for 'Eastenders' this year, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield from 'This Morning' presented them with their Award.

TRIC Special Award 2010

Every year the Chairman and the Committee of TRIC decide who they think deserves the TRIC Special Award and it is getting harder to choose. The winner this year was a well deserved individual, a national treasure, Barbara Windsor MBE. 2010 marks a very special year for this young lady - she celebrates 60 years in show business. More recently she has clocked up over 1600 episodes in a certain soap and this month we will hear her voice as the doormouse in 'Alice in Wonderland', Tim Burton's new feature.

A true Eastender, she made her stage debut at the age of 13 in pantomime and has appeared on London's West End and on Broadway.

Her many hundreds of TV appearances include hit series, The Rag Trade, Dads Army, Worzel Gummidge and One Foot in the Grave. And film appearances include the original Belles of St Trinians and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. But we will always remember her for her antics in the Carry on Films.... (How many times have we all seen that bra fly off!)

Her friend and former Landlady of the 'Queen Vic', Anita Dobson,
presented Barbara Windsor with the TRIC Special Award 2010.

Barbara Windsor and her husband Scott Mitchell.