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UKSTT Annual Dinner & Awards Ceremony

UKSTT Annual Dinner & Awards Ceremony 2025 

Thursday 2nd October 2025

Join us for the annual UKSTT Awards Dinner on the evening of Thursday 2 October 2025 at the Bristol NODIG Roadshow, De Vere Tortworth Court.

Venue: The De Vere Tortworth Court https://www.devere.co.uk/tortworth-court

Date: 2nd October 2025

For all ticket enquiries please contact ly**@*******rg.uk

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Award Category Sponsor £1,650 + VAT
Drinks Reception Sponsor £2,750 + VAT
Speaker Sponsor £3,850 + VAT
Dinner Wine Sponsor £2,750 + VAT

For further details about our sponsorship opportunities, please contact Trevor Dorrell on td******@*********co.uk or +44(0)1923 723990

Or click here for the prospectus Prospectus Bristol NDRS 2025 UKSTT Awards 2025

Joining our Chair, Graham Howard, as co-host and after dinner speaker will be the Reverend Canon Kate Bottley.

The Reverend Canon Kate Bottley is a priest in North Nottinghamshire and a television and radio presenter. She presents BBC Radio 2’s weekly show, Good Morning Sunday, with Jason Mohammed, is a frequent guest contributor on The Chris Evans’ Breakfast Show and a regular presenter on Songs of Praise.

Originally from Sheffield, Kate only started going to church because she fancied the local vicar’s son. They are now married, and she became ordained to join the church. While officiating a wedding, Kate took part in a dancing wedding flash mob. The video went viral with more than seven million hits on YouTube, and she was approached by Channel 4’s Gogglebox to join the show. She began building up an impressive resume of broadcast projects. Kate has presented BBC Radio 2’s The Sunday Hour, fronted Alone With the In-Laws and In The Footsteps of Judas, a Easter documentary for BBC 1, and journeyed to Camino de Santiago for BBC 2’s The Pilgrimage.

Kate has also appeared on Celebrity MasterChef, Hairy Bikers Cracking Christmas, The One Show, and 8 Out of 10 Cats and written for newspapers and magazines including The Guardian, The Independent and Radio Times. She is the author of Have A Little Faith: Life Lessons on Love, Death and How Lasagne Always Helps.

Thank you to this year’s category sponsors:

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