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British Soap Award for Best On-Screen Partnership
CountryUnited Kingdom
First awarded1999
Currently held byJan Pearson and Chris Walker (Karen and Rob Hollins in Doctors)
Most awardsJulie Hesmondhalgh and David Neilson (3)

The British Soap Award for Best On-Screen Partnership is an award presented annually by The British Soap Awards. The award is voted for by a panel. EastEnders is the most awarded soap in the category, with eight wins. Emmerdale is the only current soap not to have won a Best On-Screen Partnership award, while Family Affairs (1997–2005) never won the accolade. The award is currently held by Doctors cast members Jan Pearson and Chris Walker.

Winners and nominees

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Year Actors Roles Soap opera
1999[1] Julie Hesmondhalgh and David Neilson Hayley Patterson and Roy Cropper Coronation Street
Sue Jenkins and Dean Sullivan Jackie and Jimmy Corkhill Brookside
Liz Dawn and Bill Tarmey Vera and Jack Duckworth Coronation Street
Dominic Brunt and Lisa Riley Paddy Kirk and Mandy Dingle Emmerdale
2000[2] Sue Jenkins and Dean Sullivan Jackie and Jimmy Corkhill Brookside
2001[3] Liz Dawn and Bill Tarmey Vera and Jack Duckworth Coronation Street
2002[4] John Bardon and June Brown Jim and Dot Branning EastEnders
Jennifer Ellison and Philip Olivier Emily Shadwick and Tim O'Leary Brookside
Liz Dawn and Bill Tarmey Vera and Jack Duckworth Coronation Street
Samantha Giles and John Middleton Bernice and Ashley Thomas Emmerdale
2003[5] Jack McMullen and Sarah White Josh and Bev McLoughlin Brookside
Mark Charnock and Sheree Murphy Marlon and Tricia Dingle Emmerdale
2004[6] Julie Hesmondhalgh and David Neilson Hayley and Roy Cropper Coronation Street
Simon Gregson and Suranne Jones Steve and Karen McDonald Coronation Street
Shane Richie and Jessie Wallace Alfie and Kat Moon EastEnders
Nicola Duffett and Gareth Hale Cat Webb and Doug MacKenzie Family Affairs
2005[7] John Bardon and June Brown Jim and Dot Branning EastEnders
Sam Aston and Schmeichel Chesney Battersby-Brown and Schmeichel the Dog Coronation Street
Elizabeth Estensen and Charlie Hardwick Diane Sugden and Val Lambert Emmerdale
Alex Carter and Lee Otway Lee Hunter and David "Bombhead" Burke Hollyoaks
2006[8] Barbara Knox and Malcolm Hebden Rita Sullivan and Norris Cole Coronation Street
Tony Audenshaw and Deena Payne Bob and Viv Hope Emmerdale
Kate Ford and Bill Ward Tracy Barlow and Charlie Stubbs Coronation Street
Darren Jeffries and Matt Littler Sam "O.B." O'Brien and Max Cunningham Hollyoaks
2007[9] Stirling Gallacher and Seán Gleeson George and Ronnie Woodson Doctors
Sue Cleaver and Ryan Thomas Eileen and Jason Grimshaw Coronation Street
Kate Ford and Bill Ward Tracy Barlow and Charlie Stubbs Coronation Street
Darren Jeffries and Matt Littler Sam "O.B." O'Brien and Max Cunningham Hollyoaks
2008[10] Darren Jeffries and Matt Littler Sam "O.B." O'Brien and Max Cunningham Hollyoaks
Katherine Kelly and David Neilson Becky Granger and Roy Cropper Coronation Street
Cheryl Fergison and Linda Henry Heather Trott and Shirley Carter EastEnders
Rita Simons and Samantha Janus Roxy and Ronnie Mitchell EastEnders
2009[11] Nitin Ganatra and Nina Wadia Masood Ahmed and Zainab Masood EastEnders
Simon Gregson and Katherine Kelly Steve McDonald and Becky Granger Coronation Street
Dominic Brunt and Mark Charnock Paddy Kirk and Marlon Dingle Emmerdale
Nico Mirallegro and Marc Silcock Barry "Newt" Newton and Eli Hollyoaks
2010[12] Jan Pearson and Chris Walker Karen and Rob Hollins Doctors
Simon Gregson and Katherine Kelly Steve and Becky McDonald Coronation Street
Sid Owen and Patsy Palmer Ricky and Bianca Butcher EastEnders
Nick Miles and Nicola Wheeler Jimmy King and Nicola De Souza Emmerdale
2011[13] Shane Richie and Jessie Wallace Alfie and Kat Moon EastEnders
Simon Gregson and Katherine Kelly Steve and Becky McDonald Coronation Street
Emma Atkins and Jeff Hordley Charity Tate and Cain Dingle Emmerdale
Kieron Richardson and Emmett J. Scanlan Ste Hay and Brendan Brady Hollyoaks
2012[14] Jo Joyner and Jake Wood Tanya Jessop and Max Branning EastEnders
Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Daniel Granger and Zara Carmichael Doctors
Emma Atkins and Jeff Hordley Charity Sharma and Cain Dingle Emmerdale
Jessica Fox and Ashley Taylor Dawson Nancy and Darren Osborne Hollyoaks
2013[15] Kieron Richardson and Emmett J. Scanlan Ste Hay and Brendan Brady Hollyoaks
Alan Halsall and Jennie McAlpine Tyrone Dobbs and Fiz Stape Coronation Street
Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Daniel Granger and Zara Carmichael Doctors
Nitin Ganatra and Nina Wadia Masood Ahmed and Zainab Khan EastEnders
Dominic Power and Lucy Pargeter Cameron Murray and Chas Spencer Emmerdale
2014[16] Julie Hesmondhalgh and David Neilson Hayley and Roy Cropper Coronation Street
Danielle Henry and Lu Corfield Mandy Marquez and Lois Wilson Doctors
Kellie Bright and Danny Dyer Linda and Mick Carter EastEnders
Chris Chittell and Charlie Hardwick Eric and Val Pollard Emmerdale
Joseph Thompson and Jennifer Metcalfe Dr. Paul and Mercedes Browning Hollyoaks
2015[17] Laurie Brett and Adam Woodyatt Jane and Ian Beale EastEnders
Joe Duttine and Sally Dynevor Tim Metcalfe and Sally Webster Coronation Street
Ian Midlane and Jessica Regan Al Haskey and Niamh Donoghue Doctors
Michael Parr and Verity Rushworth Ross Barton and Donna Windsor Emmerdale
Ellis Hollins and Ruby O'Donnell Tom Cunningham and Peri Lomax Hollyoaks
2016[18] Joe Duttine and Sally Dynevor Tim and Sally Metcalfe Coronation Street
Ian Kelsey and Dido Miles Howard Bellamy and Emma Reid Doctors
Kellie Bright and Danny Dyer Linda and Mick Carter EastEnders
Danny Miller and Ryan Hawley Aaron Livesy and Robert Sugden Emmerdale
Jessica Fox and Ashley Taylor Dawson Nancy and Darren Osborne Hollyoaks
2017[19] Richard Linnell and Kassius Nelson Alfie Nightingale and Jade Albright Hollyoaks
Patti Clare and Malcolm Hebden Mary Taylor and Norris Cole Coronation Street
Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Daniel Granger and Zara Carmichael Doctors
James Bye and Lacey Turner Martin and Stacey Fowler EastEnders
Charlotte Bellamy and John Middleton Laurel and Ashley Thomas Emmerdale
2018[20] Theo Graham and Malique Thompson-Dwyer Hunter and Prince McQueen Hollyoaks
Faye Brookes and Bhavna Limbachia Kate Connor and Rana Nazir Coronation Street
Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Daniel Granger and Zara Carmichael Doctors
Lacey Turner and Jake Wood Stacey Fowler and Max Branning EastEnders
Ned Porteous and Andrew Scarborough Joe Tate and Graham Foster Emmerdale
2019[21] Kara-Leah Fernandes and Roger Griffiths Bailey and Mitch Baker EastEnders
Kate Ford and Simon Gregson Tracy and Steve McDonald Coronation Street
Ian Midlane and Adrian Lewis Morgan Al Haskey and Jimmi Clay Doctors
Dominic Brunt and Lucy Pargeter Paddy Kirk and Chas Dingle Emmerdale
Alex Fletcher and Nick Pickard Diane and Tony Hutchinson Hollyoaks
2022[22] Lacey Turner and Gillian Wright Stacey and Jean Slater EastEnders
Mollie Gallagher and David Neilson Nina Lucas and Roy Cropper Coronation Street
Jan Pearson and Chris Walker Karen and Rob Hollins Doctors
Isobel Steele and Bradley Johnson Liv Flaherty and Vinny Dingle Emmerdale
Anna Passey and Kieron Richardson Sienna Blake and Ste Hay Hollyoaks
2023[23] Jan Pearson and Chris Walker Karen and Rob Hollins Doctors
Maureen Lipman and David Neilson Evelyn Plummer and Roy Cropper Coronation Street
Jamie Borthwick and Danielle Harold Jay Brown and Lola Pearce-Brown EastEnders
Dominic Brunt and Mark Charnock Paddy Kirk and Marlon Dingle Emmerdale
Richard Blackwood and Jamie Lomas Felix Westwood and Warren Fox Hollyoaks

Wins and nominations by soap

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Soap opera Wins Nominations
EastEnders 8 10
Coronation Street 6 18
Hollyoaks 4 12
Doctors 3 9
Brookside 2 2
Emmerdale 0 18
Family Affairs 0 1

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