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Holly Walsh to host 2019 BCIA Awards

Dedicated to the building controls industry, the 2019 BCIA Awards will be hosted by award-winning comedian and writer Holly Walsh.

Holly Walsh.

Ms Walsh has performed multiple sold-out, critically acclaimed solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Soho Theatre, securing an Edinburgh Comedy Award (formerly known as The Perrier Award) Newcomer nomination along the way.

She is also a firm favourite on top TV British comedy shows including Live at the Apollo, 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown, QI, Would I Lie To You?, Room 101 and Mock the Week. 

Ms Walsh is equally known for her radio work, including appearances on long running BBC Radio 4 shows such as Just a Minute, The Unbelievable Truth, The Now Show and The News Quiz. She is also a co-writer of the hit BBC2 sitcom Motherland.

Guests at the BCIA Awards will have the opportunity to demonstrate their competitive streak on the Scalextric track, as sponsored by Sontay, or enjoy a flutter at the Casino. A Heads and Tails game, sponsored by Global Associates, will also bring the chance to win a luxurious prize. This year, all funds raised from the game will be in aid of Mind.

Jon Belfield, president of the BCIA, said: “We are delighted to welcome Holly on board as our host for the 2019 BCIA Awards. Holly is one of the best in the business and no doubt she will be a popular choice with our audience. 

“This year’s Heads and Tails game is in aid of Mind – I kindly ask you all to support this wonderful charity, especially as mental health problems are so prevalent in the workplace. Finally, I look forward to joining you all at the Awards for a superb night of entertainment and to celebrate the stars of the building controls industry.”

The awards ceremony and dinner will take place at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole on Thursday May 9.

For more information, click here or email Hayley Hopkins at hayley@keystonecomms.co.uk

18 April 2019

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