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* [[NaSTA 2017|2017]] Hosted by GuildTV in Birmingham
* [[NaSTA 2017|2017]] Hosted by GuildTV in Birmingham
* [[NaSTA 2018|2018]] Hosted by Forge TV in Sheffield, won Best Technical Achievement with [[Tom Lee]] and [[Katherine Bell]] and [[Kenric Yuen]] won for the 50th Anniversary.
* [[NaSTA 2018|2018]] Hosted by Forge TV in Sheffield, won Best Technical Achievement with [[Tom Lee]] and [[Katherine Bell]] and [[Kenric Yuen]] won for the 50th Anniversary.
* [[NaSTA 2019|2019]] Hosted by NSTV in Nottingham, won [Best Broadcaster]] with [https://ystv.co.uk/watch/nasta/2019/best-broadcaster/ this showreel] and [[Tom Lee|Tom Lee's]] [[docs:Anser|Anser]] won Best Technical Achievement.
* [[NaSTA 2019|2019]] Hosted by NSTV in Nottingham, won [[Best Broadcaster]] with [https://ystv.co.uk/watch/nasta/2019/best-broadcaster/ this showreel] and [[Tom Lee|Tom Lee's]] [[docs:Anser|Anser]] won Best Technical Achievement.


==2020's==
==2020's==

Revision as of 16:50, 14 April 2020

The National Student Television Association

YSTV has had a long and productive history as a key player in NaSTA. We hosted or co-hosted the annual Conference and Awards Ceremony three times in 10 years (1997, 2002 and 2006). We've been "Highly Commended" in the Best Broadcaster award five times (2001, 2002, 2005, 2006 and 2011), jointly won it in 1998 and won it solo in 2012 and 2014. We have also managed to bring back at least one award every year between 2001 and 2016. For more information see the NaSTA Website.

1980's

  • 1987 YSTV hosted NaSTA
  • 1989 YSTV won "Freestyle" category (we still have the trophy!).

1990's

2000's

2010's

2020's

  • 2020 Hosted by Quays TV in Salford (post-poned due to Coronavirus)


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