Call the Midwife Secures Record 10th Consecutive Best Family Drama Win at TV Choice Awards 2025
London, December 31, 2025 – The beloved BBC period drama Call the Midwife has once again demonstrated its unbreakable bond with viewers, clinching the Best Family Drama award at the TV Choice Awards 2025 for an unprecedented 10th consecutive year. The public-voted accolade, announced at a glittering ceremony held at the London Hilton on Park Lane in February 2025, underscores the show’s enduring popularity and the deep emotional connection audiences have forged with its characters and stories.
Created and written by Heidi Thomas, the series—based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth—continues to captivate millions with its blend of historical authenticity, heartfelt narratives, and sensitive handling of social issues. Set in London’s East End from the late 1950s through the 1970s, Call the Midwife follows the dedicated midwives and nuns of Nonnatus House as they navigate poverty, evolving healthcare practices, and shifting societal attitudes toward family life, women’s rights, and community resilience.
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The win reflects not only the loyalty of its fanbase but also the tireless efforts of the cast, crew, and production team led by executive producers including Heidi Thomas, Pippa Harris, and Ann Tricklebank. Thomas, who has steered the show since its 2012 debut, has been praised for maintaining its emotional depth and relevance across 14 series and annual Christmas specials.
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At the ceremony, members of the cast—including longstanding stars like Jenny Agutter, Laura Main, and Stephen McGann—accepted the trophy alongside Thomas and producers, celebrating amid a night of British TV triumphs. The team wasted no time basking in the glory, returning promptly to filming for upcoming episodes, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to delivering uplifting, high-quality drama.
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Call the Midwife has evolved with the times, introducing new characters and tackling contemporary echoes of past issues, such as mental health, racial integration, and women’s autonomy. Its authentic recreation of Poplar’s streets—filmed primarily at historic locations and sets evoking the East End—adds to its immersive appeal.
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With series confirmed through 2026 and a feature film in development, the show’s future looks bright. This latest TV Choice victory solidifies its status as one of Britain’s most treasured television institutions—a beacon of compassion, optimism, and storytelling excellence in an ever-changing broadcast landscape.
