Editing Cam FM (section)

==Awards==
Sports coverage earned the station a silver award in the 2003 [[Student Radio Association#The Student Radio Awards (SRAs)|Student Radio Awards]] for their annual coverage of the [[Bumps|May Bumps]]. In 2004, the station won four awards:

* Val Mellon, who would be later heard on the national [[Digital Audio Broadcasting|DAB]] station [[Core (radio station)|Core]] until it ceased broadcast in 2008, won a gold award for ''Best Entertainment Show'', as well as a bronze award for ''Best Female'' ''Presenter''.
* A further gold award was presented to the station for ''Technical Achievement'' in recognition of the station's platform-independent webcast system.
* A silver award was given to the station for ''Best Sports Programming'' for their live coverage of the annual Oxford vs Cambridge [[rugby union]] [[The Varsity Match|Varsity match]].

In 2005, CUR1350 was nominated for four awards. These were:

* ''Technical Achievement'' - the station was nominated for its wireless internet link coverage of May Bumps 2005,
* ''Sports Broadcasting'' - [[Edmund Bolton (reality TV star)|Ed Bolton]] for The Sports Show, including interviews with [[Chris Eubank]],
* ''Specialist Music'' - Samuel Green for "Kol Cambridge", the UK's then-only broadcast radio show dedicated to [[Music of Israel|Israeli]] and [[Jewish music|Jewish Music]] - this show continues to the present day, now in the form of a [[podcast]] independent of Cam FM,
* ''Student Radio Station of the Year''<ref name="Student Radio Awards - 2005 - Winners. Student Radio Association. Retrieved on 2008-06-16.">[http://www.studentradio.org.uk/awards/2005/winners Student Radio Awards - 2005 - Winners. Student Radio Association. Retrieved on 2008-06-16.]</ref>

In 2007, CUR1350 was nominated for an all-time company record of nine Student Radio Awards, making it the most nominated station of 2007:<ref name="Student Radio Awards - 2007 - Nominees. Student Radio Association. Retrieved on 2008-06-16.">[http://www.studentradio.org.uk/awards/2007/nominations.html Student Radio Awards - 2007 - Nominees. Student Radio Association. Retrieved on 2008-06-16.] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080723194603/http://www.studentradio.org.uk/awards/2007/nominations.html |date=23 July 2008 }}</ref>

* ''Best Technical Innovation''
* Three for ''Best Entertainment Programme'' - Charles Lyon's ''"Weekend Breakfast"'', Jaine Sykes' ''"Rock Paper Scissors"'', and Ella Belsham & Alex-James Painter's ''"Morning Glory"''),
* ''Best Specialist Music Programme'' - Tobias Bown's ''"Volume 11"'',
* ''Newcomer of the Year -'' Jaine Sykes,
* Two for ''Best Female Presenter'' - Katherine Godfrey and Jaine Sykes,
* ''Student Radio Station of the Year''

Of these, CUR1350 won Bronze in the ''Best Entertainment Programme'' category with Charles Lyons' ''"Weekend Breakfast",'' Gold for Katherine Godfrey in the ''Best Female Presenter'' category, and Gold in ''Station of the Year.''<ref name="Student Radio Awards - 2007 - Winners. Student Radio Association. Retrieved on 2008-06-16." />

In 2008, CUR1350 was nominated for:

* ''Student Radio Station of the Year'',
* ''Best Specialist Music Programme'' - Sandy Mill, 
* ''Best Outside Broadcast'' - The 2008 May Bumps,
* ''Best Student Radio [[Music charts|Chart Show]] -'' Charles Lyon

Of these, the station won Gold in the ''Best Chart Show'' category. ''Best Student Radio Chart Show'' was also a new category as of this year.

In 2009, CUR1350 received two nominations at the Student Radio Awards. These were for:

* ''Best Student Radio Chart Show'' - Tobias Bown and Simon Ruggles
* ''Best Outside Broadcast/Live Event'' - The 2009 May Bumps.<ref>[http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/page/74 The Student Radio Awards Nominees 2009] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120329202437/http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/page/74 |date=29 March 2012 }}</ref>

In 2012, now known as Cam FM, the station was nominated at the Student Radio Awards for:

* ''Best Outside Broadcast/Live Event'' - the 2012 May Bumps,<ref>[http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/news/fullstory/5686 The Student Radio Awards Winners 2012] {{webarchive|url=https://archive.today/20130421074949/http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/news/fullstory/5686 |date=21 April 2013 }}</ref>
* ''Best Speech -'' ''"The Fo' Show"''
* ''Student Radio Station of the Year''.<ref>[http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/news/5532 The Student Radio Awards Nominees 2012] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121015050406/http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/news/5532 |date=15 October 2012 }}</ref>

Of these, the station won gold in the ''Best Outside Broadcast/Live Event'' category.

The [[Kevin Greening]] Award is named in honour of the late [[BBC Radio 1|BBC Radio One]] presenter whose career in radio started at CUR1350, as it was then known.<ref>[http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/kevin The Student Radio Awards, Kevin Greening Award] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121002071024/http://www.studentradioawards.co.uk/kevin |date=2 October 2012 }}</ref>