2015
- Winner —Write to end Violence Against Women awards for Rape, child abuse and Prince Charles’s former school in the Observer Magazine.
2014
- Short-listed — Fortnum & Mason awards, for work in Intelligent Life and the Observer Magazine.
- Long-listed — One World news award, for Fishing under Fire in Gaza published in the Observer Magazine.
- Runner-up — Derek Cooper Award for Campaigning & Investigative Food Writing, Guild of Food Writers Awards, for work in The Times, The Guardian and The Observer
2012
- Runner-up —Derek Cooper Investigative Food Writer (for work on supermarkets’ bullying of suppliers and Tesco’s dishonest ‘special offers’.)
2010
- Winner — Food Journalist of the Year, Guild of Food Writers. For work in the Times and Observer Food Monthly (Food, famine and climate change: India’s Scorched Earth and All the Bacon Sandwiches).
- Runner-up — Derek Cooper Investigative Food Writer award.
- Runner-up — Amnesty International media award for Tourism is a curse to us (Observer magazine, Sept ‘09), a piece about the destruction of Masai livelihoods and abuse of their rights
2009
- Winner — One World Media Awards, popular TV/print feature. For Lush paddy fields as far as the eye can see. So why can’t this Cambodian farmer afford to feed his family? (Observer Food Monthly, July ’08)
2008
- Commended — feature writer of the year, Foreign Press Association of London. For The Rape Epidemic, a story of violence against women in Haiti, published Observer Woman, (December ’07)
2007
- Runner-up — feature writer of the year, UK Press Gazette Magazine Design and Journalism Awards. For work in the Observer magazines.
2006
- Winner — food writer of the year, Glenfiddich Food and Wine Awards. For One in ten fish is eaten in Japan. So why don’t they know there’s a shortage? and Still hungry (on global child malnutrition)
- Winner — Glenfiddich Trophy
2001
- Commended — foreign correspondent of the Year, British Press Awards (“Our Guns Arm The Children” – investigation into British government complicity in Sierra Leone government militias’ use of child soldiers, 24 May ’00, Evening Standard)
2000
- Commended — Investigative Team, British Press Awards, Evening Standard
1984
- Winner — Sunday Times Young Playwright of the Year (!)
Tried to ‘track Alex’s progress’ – nothing happens
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Hi Allison, you should be able to type in your email address and get notifications from the blog – or if you’re logged into WordPress, you should now be subscribed to the RSS. Maybe try again? Best wishes
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I’ll get one of my sons to sort me out. They are very young but a lot
cleverer than I …
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