Black Cat Radio host Ste Greenall won at Radio Awards

Ste Greenall pictured with his awards at the ceremony. <i>(Image: Black Cat Radio)</i>
Ste Greenall pictured with his awards at the ceremony. (Image: Black Cat Radio)
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A radio host has said he is "honoured" to have picked up two awards at a national ceremony.

Ste Greenall, one of the many hosts on the St Neots-based station, Black Cat Radio, attended the 2025 Community Radio Awards in Bradford on October 25.

He took home the Silver Award in the Volunteer of the Year category, and the Bronze Award in the Entertainment Show of the Year for his Full English Breakfast Show, which is on air from 7am until 9am every weekday.

Ste has now won awards at the ceremony in the last three years.


In 2023, Ste won the Male Presenter of the Year Award, and in 2024, Black Cat Radio's founder Tony Gillham was awarded Sage Person of the Year, and the station won Outside Broadcast of the Year for the coverage of St Neots Festival.

He said it was "honoured by the recognition, and proud to represent Black Cat Radio and the St Neots community on the national stage".

His colleagues in the studio praised his "dedication and creativity", and said that he is a "driving force" being the station.

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