Trading Statement

Ten Alps Communications PLC
19 December 2002





Ten Alps wins awards and new business in TV and Radio



Media company Ten Alps Communications has won awards and contracts in its TV
division.



'These wins are indicative of a healthy picture in this important sector of our
business,' said Chief Executive Alex Connock.



Awards


In the 2003 Broadcast Awards 2003 nominations Ten Alps Brook Lapping has been
nominated for Best Documentary Programme and Best International Programme for
its Channel 4 programme, Avenging Terror.  This programme also was also recently
described as 'astonishing and revelatory' when its producers Brian Lapping and
Norma Percy won the current affairs award at News World Dublin.


New Contracts



Significant new contracts have been signed with Channel 4, Animal Planet, and
Channel 5 by TV division Brook Lapping, which has now closed £1.5m in new deals
since acquisition in November 2002 (this is the £1.46m referred to in the
interim results announcement of last week.)



Brook Lapping's major documentary series 'Maggie,' the political biography of
Margaret Thatcher, begins on ITV in the New Year.



Radio division Ten Alps Broadcasting has exceeded previous years' figures for
commissioned programmes from BBC Radio 2, with a number of big new series
commissions.



ENDS


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