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Love picked up the award for best ‘Constructed Factual Series’ at the Royal Television Society ceremony held on Tuesday 16th March 2010. 

The judges said “The programme tackled a difficult subject for peaktime BBC One, in a way that challenged viewers’ perceptions. The experiences of the three celebrities who volunteered to live rough were authentic as well as disturbing.”

A huge congratulations to everyone involved.
 

As of the 15th of February 2010 our new address will be:

Love Productions Ltd T/A Love West
59 Cotham Hill
Bristol
BS6 6JR

You’ll be able to phone us on:

+44 (0) 117 9064 350

Or if you ever can’t get through, you can reach us care of Films @ 59 on:

+44 (0) 117 9064 300

For the second year running Love Productions has been shortlisted for the Broadcast Awards Best Independent Production Company. The ceremony takes place on the 27th January.

On 1st December 2008, Britain’s Missing Top Model won the Media Award for Best Factual Programming at the RADAR People of the Year Human Rights Awards 2008.

Richard McKerrow collected the award together with most of the show’s models, presenter Jonathan Phang and BBC3’s Factual Commissioning Editor Harry Lansdown.

Love Productions has been shortlisted for the Broadcast Awards Best Independent Production Company Award. The awards ceremony is on 21 January.

The US version of our hit format The Baby Borrowers starts airing Wednesday 25th June at 9pm on NBC. Congratulations to the whole team - both sides of the Atlantic - for a great series.

The Baby Borrowers on Holiday has just won the prestigious award for Best TV Coverage of Young People at the Positive Images Awards 2008 presented by an organisation called Children & Young People. Ed Milliband, Cabinet Office minister, was at the ceremony at Portcullis House opposite the Houses of Parliament and made a supporting speech. Big congratulations to the whole team. You can read more at www.cypnow.co.uk

We are delighted to announce that The Baby Borrowers on Holiday has been named Best Youth Programme at the BANFF World Television Festival Awards. It's a fantastic achievement - the series was up against 900 other entries from all over the world.

Richard Bowron is joining Love as its new Head of Development in June. He joins us from Shine where he is Head of Entertainment Development and has been winning commissions across all broadcasters.

Richard is an experienced programme maker, having worked at the BBC as a series producer and head of development as well as for several independent production companies, including RDF and Darlow Smithson.

The debut of Love Productions’ latest social experiment for BBC Three attracted well above average viewing figures with the arrival of a group of young mums at a West Country mansion.  The mums will be living together and learning from each other over ten dramatic episodes.  Can communal living turn their lives around or are they too set in their ways?