I see you are looking to repeat at Nottingham the foundation year you have already done at Hull.
I wouldn't do this. Your problem is this. You are bound to find yourself "ahead of the class" in Nottingham. You will be with a group of students without first rate academic backgrounds being prepared for 1st year engineering at Nottingham. You have already been prepared for 1st year engineering at Hull. The difference between Hull and Nottingham will be much less than the difference between not having already done a foundation year and having already done a foundation year.
I do not know the stats for the number of people that complete an engineering degree at Nottingham having undertaken a Nottingham foundation year. By guess is that there are quite a lot of drop outs along the way.
Your problem would be that if you hit an academic wall, it will be at the beginning of your second year at Nottingham, when you go onto the true first year of the BEng course. By that point, you will have stopped coasting from your Hull knowledge; the other Nottingham foundation year students will have caught up and people with far better academic records who obtained direct entry will have joined the course. By then you will have used up your "free" year. You won't easily be able to change course if it is all too much for you.
I would say, as others have, get a good degree from Hull and then look to move elsewhere for a masters.