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Clampdown on shared rented homes

Clampdown on shared rented homes  » 

THE GOVERNMENT is going ahead with plans to crack down on houses of multiple occupation (HMOs), many of which provide homes for students.

Tories plan a new generation of Sure Start Centres

Tories plan a new generation of Sure Start Centres  » 

THE CONSERVATIVES have unveiled their ideas for a new generation of Sure Start Centres to focus on the neediest families and involve organisations with a track record of helping parents.

Scott Brownrigg appointed for Valleys school

Scott Brownrigg appointed for Valleys school  » 

SCOTT BROWNRIGG has been appointed by Bridgend County Borough Council to design a new secondary school as part of the Welsh Assembly Government’s ‘Gateway to the Valleys’ initiative.

Green light for St Austell scheme

Green light for St Austell scheme  » 

CORNWALL Council has approved plans for a new £16.5m building for the specialist performing arts Brannel School in St Stephen near St Austell.

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An open door for the litigious and disaffected?

An open door for the litigious and disaffected?  » 

SCHOOL LEADERS are concerned that the pupil and parent ‘guarantees’ in the education Bill, announced in the Queen’s Speech, will be an open door for litigious parents.

New network of co-operative schools

New network of co-operative schools  » 

A FURTHER 112 schools have been given the green light to join the Trust Schools Programme and are now working towards acquiring Trust status.

Welsh schools under threat  » 

THE WELSH Assembly Government’s 'strategic approach' to addressing surplus school places could see the closure of around 150 primary schools and 20 secondary schools across the country.

£45m mixed-use scheme in Nottingham

£45m mixed-use scheme in Nottingham  » 

PHASE ONE of the £45m Opal 1 at Chettles Yard in Nottingham has been completed by Ocon Construction, which recently handed over 302 student bedrooms, along with the development’s management suite, common room and residents gym.