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WHAT A FANTASTIC NIGHT!

Showcasing and recognising the game-breaking campaigns, teams and individuals of the UK PR industry.

The 2024 PRWeek Awards took place Wednesday 16th October at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House.

Click here to read the story of the night and view all of our fantastic winners.

Congratulations to all the winners and finalists of this year’s PRWeek Awards. It was a truly memorable evening at Grosvenor House, where the best in PR and communications came together to celebrate outstanding achievements in the industry. The atmosphere was electric, and it was fantastic to see so many familiar faces as well as rising stars. With over three decades of history, these awards remain the most prestigious in the sector, and this year’s event did not disappoint. The rigorous judging process, including live interviews and agency visits for the Gold Award categories, ensured that the very best work was recognised. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the night such a success.

Danny Rogers, Editor In Chief, PRWeek UK & EMEA.

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'Aside from being inspired by great work, the great privilege of judging the PR Week Awards is the opportunity to review business and cultural models that inspire success; particularly when they challenge established norms and set up frameworks for the future of our industry.

I’m honoured to have been invited to chair this year’s judging – again joining immensely talented pros from all parts of the industry to celebrate standout work, people and businesses. Each year, the award entries respond to increasingly complex briefs and our conversations help to reframe our perspectives on PR and communications functions as stakeholders’ demands continue to evolve.'