4Uth award

The 4Uth award celebrates the exceptional achievements of young people from across Nottinghamshire who have overcome major challenges in their lives, such as bereavement, trauma and illness and have gone on to make significant achievements. The award ceremony showcases all seven district and borough winners, each with a unique and powerful story to share.

Attendees will hear inspirational stories and have the chance to commend the courage, dedication and impact of these young people. The evening also features musical performances, the presentation of awards and a celebratory buffet, culminating in the announcement of the countywide winner.

Nominations for 2025 are now closed. 

If you would like further information please email Countywide.Youthservice@nottscc.gov.uk

Past awards

The 2024 winners are:

  • Chloe Martin from Ashfield
  • Shelly Underwood from Bassetlaw
  • Freddie Vokes from Gedling
  • Josh Verney from Broxtowe
  • Dexter Chadburn from Mansfield
  • Isabelle Sears from Newark and Sherwood
  • Abi Noble from Rushcliffe.

The 2023 winners are:

  • Leah Cholerton from Broxtowe
  • Edward Robinson from Bassetlaw
  • Jamie Thorley from Rushcliffe
  • Mia Louise Smith from Mansfield
  • Megan Towers from Gedling
  • Reece Martin from Newark and Sherwood
  • Shayden West from Ashfield.

 

The 2022 winners are:

  • Ebony Hutton from Ashfield
  • Chloe Bibb from Bassetlaw
  • Luca Pandur from Broxtowe
  • Kieran Frankland from Gedling
  • Kieron Roper from Mansfield
  • Hayden and Jamie Roberts from Newark and Sherwood
  • Owen Stolworthy from Rushcliffe.

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