Welcome to the virtual programme for the Personal Injury Awards. Below you’ll find everything you need to know about the awards ceremony, from who’s hosting and what’s on the menu, to the all-important shortlist.
Timings
19:00 Welcome reception
20:00 Dinner
21:45 Awards
22:30 Afterparty
02:00 Carriages
Your Host
Jo Caulfield is a renowned stand-up comedian, writer, and actress, known for her appearances on TV shows like Have I Got News For You, The John Bishop Show, and Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow. She has also featured on radio programs such as Just a Minute and Breaking The News and performed at the Edinburgh Festival. Praised by critics as “one of the finest female comics” (The Observer) and “a damn funny woman” (The Scotsman), Jo has headlined major comedy clubs globally and was a pioneer in TV warm-up roles.
Jo has also made regular appearances on BBC Scotland’s Debate Night and BBC 1’s The Politics Show, offering her insights on current affairs. A respected writer, she has contributed to programs like So Graham Norton and worked with famous figures such as Joan Rivers and Anne Robinson. Jo’s radio credits include It’s That Jo Caulfield Again and Jo Caulfield Won’t Shut Up. In 2021, she won a week on Richard Osman’s House Of Games. Her memoir, A Funny Thing About Death, was published in 2023, detailing her life with her late sister, Annie.
Entertainment
Hipster are a Cheshire and Staffordshire based band who travel UK wide playing a unique blend of classic rock, pop and indie. Since forming in 2000 they have played at over 1000 weddings and parties, large and small. They were also they headline band at the Batman Live World Premiere after party and even played for Prince Harry on New Years Eve in 2011!
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