Well done to all our young people who got their GCSE results today!
While some will have already secured a place at a Sixth Form or college, an apprenticeship or found work, others will not yet have decided what their next steps are, but support and advice is available to young people such as via Futures for You.
Whatever decisions they make, we'd like to wish them all the best in their futures.
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The Arboretum Beer Festival takes place on Saturday - enjoy real ales from breweries including Bang The Elephant, Tiny Rebel, Siren, Black Iris and many more, as well as street food curated by Bustler. Live music and entertainment will be provided by Fakermaker (acoustic Oasis tribute), The In-Here Brothers, The Outriders, Dorothy Ella, D.I.S.C.O and Hot Plants DJs. Book here.
Sunday's Foolhardy Folk Festival is a family-friendly, one-day event, mixing the finest acts from the UK festival circuit with real ales, craft beer, and street food in a truly gorgeous city centre setting. The line-up features: Beans on Toast, Will Varley, Black Water County, Samantics, Rioghnach Connolly & Ellis Davies (Honeyfeet), Lady Nade, Jack Francis, and Bassie Gracie. Book here.
There's just one week left to enjoy Nottingham Beach this summer, so make your way to Old Market Square to enjoy seaside fun in the city until Sunday 1 September.
The Beach is hosting a charity day this Sunday in support of The Little Ted Foundation and MilesForMainey, with the chance to win some incredible prizes including a signed Nottingham Forest shirt and panto tickets.
There'll be entertainment at the Beach Bar from DJ Haze and Natalie Robinson this weekend, plus there's the final movie night at 6pm on Monday with Grease, and salsa dancing from 6pm on Tuesday evening. Find out more.
Series two of the hit BBC drama Sherwood begins this Sunday with an all-star line-up of new and returning cast members. Set in the present day, the series was filmed in and around Nottingham, and depicts families entering a complex web of local gangs, old rivalries, revenge, and betrayal.
This new and original drama from Nottingham-born James Graham features a stellar cast including David Morrissey, Lesley Manville, Monica Dolan, David Harewood, and Robert Lindsay.
How many Notts locations can you spot?
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