Awards

The Bureau has been shortlisted, nominated for, or won, over 30 prestigious journalism awards since it launched in April 2010.

2018

Winner - Food and Farming category, British Journalism Awards for Specialist Media

Shortlisted - Campaigning and Investigative Food Work Award, Guild of Food Writers

Nominated - Editorial Innovation of the Year, Drum Online Media Awards: Bureau Local team

Winner - Innovation Award, European Press Prize: Bureau Local team

Shortlisted - Grand Prix, Newsawards 2018: Bureau Local team

2017

Winner - Innovation Prize, British Journalism Awards: Bureau Local team

Gold Judges Award - MHP Communications Young Journalists Awards: 30 to Watch: Megan Lucero

Winner - Best Launch/Relaunch of the Year, Drum Online Media Awards: Bureau and production editor, Miriam Wells, with thanks to agency Fieldwork

Shortlisted - Data Journalism Awards 2017 - for two projects, a tool for crunching data and an expose of a secret Pentagon operation: Abigail Fielding-Smith and Crofton Black

Shortlisted - One World Media Radio Award: podcast producer, Maeve McClenaghan, with Reveal

2016

Shortlisted – Medical Journalists’ Association awards, Newcomer of the year: Victoria Parsons

Shortlisted – Global Editors Network Data Journalism Award for Contractors tracking terror targets at heart of drone war: Abigail Fielding-Smith and Crofton Black

2015

Shortlisted – British Journalism Awards, Business journalism category: Nick Mathiason

Shortlisted – British Journalism Awards, new journalist of the year category: Crofton Black

Shortlisted – Amnesty Media Awards, for Kent to Kabul: Maeve McClenaghan, Sue Clayton

Shortlisted – Amnesty Media Awards, Gaby Rado Award: Maeve McClenaghan

Shortlisted – Orwell prize: Nick Mathiason

2014

Winner – New journalist of the year at British Journalism Awards: Tom Warren

Winner - Bar Council Legal Reporting Award for Joint Enterprise: Rachel Stevenson, Melanie McFadyean and Maeve McClenaghan

Bronze Winner – Lovie Award, News category for Where the Drones Strike project

Shortlisted – Amnesty Media Awards, innovation category for Where the Drones Strike

Shortlisted – British Journalism Awards in political category for Party Political Funding investigation

2013

Winner - Martha Gellhorn Award for Covert Drone War: Jack Serle, Alice Ross and Chris Woods

Shortlisted – British Journalism Awards, young reporter of the year: Maeve McClenaghan

Official Honoree – Webby Awards, news category: Bureau website

2012

Winner – Amnesty Media Awards, digital category: Deaths in Police Custody

Winner – British Journalism Awards, young reporter of the year: Emma Slater

Shortlisted – British Journalism Awards, investigation of the year: Covert Drone War

Shortlisted – British Journalism Awards, business journalist of the year: Nick Mathiason

Shortlisted – British Journalism Awards, innovation of the year: The Bureau

Shortlisted – One World Media Awards, television award: Aid to Ethiopia investigation

Shortlisted – One World Media Awards, press award: Ghosts of Baghdad

Shortlisted – One World Media Awards, popular features award: Ghosts of Baghdad

2011

Winner – Amnesty Media Awards, digital category: IraqWarLogs

Winner – Thomson Reuters Reporting Europe Award: Structural Funds

Shortlisted – Foreign Press Association Media Awards: Covert War project

Shortlisted – Investigative Reporters and Editors Awards: Structural Funds

Header picture, of our Bureau Local team at the British Journalism Awards 2017