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St Christophers Architect Drop in Session 2

Last updated: 2024/11/21 at 11:43 AM
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On the Thursday 10th October 2024 12.00-13.30, David Miller Architects will be holding a second informal community drop in session for parents, members of the public and wider community of St Christopher’s School, Wrexham. This will be an opportunity for members of the public to find out more and view potential plans and designs for the proposed new school building.

This session will be held at The Scout Hut 8 Sontley Rd, Wrexham LL13 7EN

Cllr Phil Wynn, Lead member for Education said “This is an exciting project that has been 7 years in the waiting, so I’m pleased this significant investment in the community is finally proceeding at a pace. “I would urge parents and pupils past, present and future, as well as interested parties to pop over, in order to find out more about the initial concept plans for the new school building design.”

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