Award-winning TV and Radio Documentary Maker.Awards:Audio News and Current Affairs Programme of the Year at the Wales Media Awards 2023 for series co-produced for BBC Sounds 2024 for ‘Drowned: Flooding of a Village’. (Co producer)Bronze Award at New York Festivals World's Best Radio Programs 2019 for 'Cymry 1914-1918'Gold World Medal - New York Festivals World's Best TV & Films, 2018Gwyn Alf Williams Award, Welsh Bafta 2005Best Current Affairs Programme, Celtic Film and Television Festival, 1999Bronze Award for Silin at New York Festivals World's Best Radio Programs 2017 for 'Aberfan: A Survivor's Journey', produced by Greg LewisNominations:Shortlisted for Best Radio History Documentary at Celtic Media Festival 2024 for series co-produced for BBC Sounds (‘Drowned: Flooding of a Village’ )Finalist - New York Festivals World's Best Radio Programmes 2019Finalist - New York Festivals World's Best Radio Programmes 2018Shortlisted for the Single TV Documentary Award at the Celtic Media Festival 2018Shortlisted for Best Radio Documentary at Celtic Media Festival, 2018Shortlisted for Best Radio Documentary at Celtic Media Festival, 2016Shortlisted for Best Radio Documentary at Celtic Media Festival, 2011Shortlisted for Factual TV Documentary Award at the Celtic Film & Television Festival 2003 & 2007Devised and produced Histories of Wales, a 6-part series jointly commissioned by BBC Radio Wales & The Open University broadcast in February & March 2012. Second series broadcast 2013 - 2014.Devised and produced 'Cymry 1914-1918', a 17-part series to commemorate WW1 on BBC Radio CymruRan Snowdonia Marathon, 2009Specialties: Producing & directing TV and radio programmesExperienced in factual, current affairs and arts programmingResearch & DevelopmentWriting for radio and TVJournalism training