Most jobs (except for the sceincy ones) do not require a specific degree. Hell- you can be a teacher, a lawyer (if you do GDL/SQE course), policeman etc. So many jobs and usually a degree shows academic competency to some degree. It's a decent degree at a decent uni. Plus you will get a chance at enjoying the university life (only in Y13 atm- but it looks LIT); and I really wouldn't give that up.
I know degree-apprenticeships are getting big and maybe you might benefit more of those- but I really wouldn't stress about your degree, it is great or your university too much. Enjoy, learn and be proactive with making connections and trying to land a training/job contract with a place or firm where you want to work. So I suggest going to Uni but also getting your name out there in the job market and really finding and creating opportunities for the future. Most jobs require a 2:1 degree after all.