A Herefordshire high school is set to get a new roof after council chiefs approved funding for it this week.
Herefordshire Council’s interim education and capital manager approved the repair work at Weobley High School to a total cost of £12,000.
This will be undertaken via Balfour Beatty Living Places at an initial cost of £9,994 plus associated, professional and statutory fees.
The project was included in the approved schools maintenance plan for that last two financial years.
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The family of a man who died in a road traffic collision on the M48 has paid tribute to him.
Millers Arms, Mathern must remove giant shed from grounds
A village pub will have to pull down its giant shed affectionately nicknamed the ‘dog house’ after losing an appeal.
Police launch campaign to prevent online child sexual abuse
Police forces across Wales have joined forces with a national charity to launch a new campaign aimed at preventing online child sexual abuse before it happens.
Five members walk out of Caldicot Town Council meeting
A simmering row on a local council has resulted in five councillors walking out of its most recent meeting.
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