Congratulations are in order for Barney Walsh and the BBC’s Casualty team as the show picked up the gong for Soap and Continuing Drama

Congratulations are in order for Barney Walsh and the BBC’s Casualty team as the show picked up the gong for Soap and Continuing Drama, beating EastEnders and Hollyoaks.

Taking to Instagram Stories, Barney reshared a post by the show’s official social media page that read: “We won! Thank you @royaltelevisionsociety for the Soap and Continuing Drama Award #RTSAwards #Casualty.

Fans shared congratulatory messages in the comments section, with one person writing: “Congratulations and well done, you all deserved to win and our winners to me as I absolutely love watching your programme,” while another added: “Congrats everyone! Well deserved.”

Barney has played accident-prone Cameron Mickelthwaite in the medical drama since series 37, which aired in 2023. The 27-year-old is also known for his roles in The Larkins as well as his presenting gigs on Gladiators and Bradley & Bradley Walsh: Breaking Dad. 

Cam Mickelthwaite (BARNEY WALSH),BBC STUDIOS,SCREENGRAB© BBC STUDIOS
Barney plays Cam Mickelthwaite in Casualty

Breaking Dad season six

The good news comes just a week before Barney and his dad Bradley Walsh return to screens for season six of their hit ITV show, Bradley & Bradley Walsh: Breaking Dad.

Two men in red rain coats standing in street© ITV
Bradley & Barney Walsh: Breaking Dad returns in April

The upcoming series will see the father-son duo head to Asia for another epic adventure, taking in the sights and flavours of Japan and Thailand.

The synopsis continues: “But, as ever in Bradley & Barney Walsh: Breaking Dad, Bradley won’t quite be getting the rest and relaxation he is hoping for as Barney is planning a packed itinerary full of adrenaline-rushing challenges to push his dad to the limit.”

Gladiators: Bradley Walsh, Barney Walsh© James Stack
The father-son duo host Gladiators

Bradley and Barney have made no secret of their close bond. Speaking about their relationship on This Morning, Bradley previously explained: “He has always been my son, and you always take care of them. But then all of a sudden he becomes your equal and a work colleague, and a mate, and someone you respect.”

He added: “Now I look up to him. Barney, bless him, was directing me on some of the things ‘Dad don’t worry about this, you need to be thinking about this’, and actually producing me.”

Barney Walsh making a 'bunny' finger gesture behind Bradley Walsh© NurPhoto via Getty Images

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