4Uth award
Nominations for the 4Uth award are now closed. Thank you for the many nominations received from across Nottinghamshire.
Highlights from last year's awards can be seen here: 4Uth 2023 promo trailer.
4Uth award countywide winner announced at celebratory event
Seven young people were celebrated as the district winners of Nottinghamshire County Council’s Outstanding Achievement 4Uth award for 2023 and were honoured at the annual final at County Hall on Friday, 24 November, where the countywide winner was announced.
The 4Uth award is an initiative to celebrate the achievements of young people across the county.
Councillor Tracey Taylor, Cabinet Member for Children and Families, and Council Chairman, Cllr John Ogle, joined approximately 100 guests for the glittering event which is now in its 12th year.
Family and friends of each of the finalists and members of the youth service attended, with videos charting the inspirational stories of all seven young people.
Shayden West, 16, of Ashfield was named the countywide winner for his extensive work in his community focusing on male mental health. Shayden was nominated by his youth worker.
Past awards
2019 4Uth Awards
The winners of the 2019 received their awards at a special awards ceremony at Nottinghamshire County Hall on Friday 22 November 2019. The overall countywide winner was Jasmine Chapman.
Find out more about the 2019 winners.
2018 4Uth Awards
District youth panels selected the seven district winners and awarded the overall countywide winner at a special awards ceremony held at County Hall on Friday 26 October 2018.
Find out more about the district winners for 2018.
2017 4Uth Awards
Find out more about the district winners for 2017.
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