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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
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Lana Adkin & Keimae Blake

How Nottingham charity helped ‘immature’ teenager into successful upcoming artist

After benefitting from Nottingham Charity Base 51’s service, one young man has spoken out about how the charity’s new recording studios will help other young people. Now 24, Jordan Bestwood grew up in care and has been reflecting on how the charity has helped him.

Base 51 formed in 1993 and it continues to help hundreds of children in the city. Located at 29-31 Castle Gate, the charity launched their new recording studios on November 3.

The studios will be for those aged 15-21 and don’t have to be used by those who use the charity. Young people will learn a range of skills such as music production, podcasting, recording, lyric writing, film making, editing and more.

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