The five winners of the Charles Parker Prize 2019 for the Best Student Radio Feature were announced at the Centenary Charles Parker Day at Bournemouth University on 5 April 

BBC Radio 4 joined with the Charles Parker Awards to offer a broadcast slot on the network to each of the five winners.  They were invited to collaborate with a coach drawn from some of the very best feature-makers working in radio in order to adapt their features, as necessary, for network transmission on BBC Radio 4 from 29 July to 2 August.

Student	Title of piece	Date and link
Bruce Guthrie	The Flapper	29 July
Henry Stokoe	Kidnapped	30 July
Rosa Eaton	Beyond the Ballot	31 July
Rhys Gunter	My Life After Grenfell	1 August
Sian Medford (Gold Award)	A Young Sel in a Small Town	2 August

Ten student features were nominated for the Centenary Prize: the other five finalists will be included in a programme to be broadcast on Radio 4 Extra on Sunday 28 July. They are:

Student	Title of piece	University
Eddie Scott	Involuntarily Celibate	Goldsmiths
Faith Waddell	Make The Cut	Goldsmiths
Sam Ross	Unwritten Letters	Sunderland
Lucy Ryan	The Lonely Death of Janet Parker	Birmingham City
Jordan Curtis Blyth	Where I was Born, Where I was Raised	Sunderland

The Judges of this special centenary Charles Parker Prize were:
Jane Anderson – Radio Editor, Radio Times
Mohit Bakaya – Commissioning Editor, Factual, BBC Radio 4
Simon Elmes – Former Creative Director, BBC Radio Features
Sara Parker – Award-winning Radio Producer and Charles’s daughter
Philip Sellars – Editor, BBC Radio Documentaries Unit