Long-Awaited School Building to Replace Tents at Clevedon School Friday, May 16, 2025 education clevedon northsomerset schoolbuilding planning athletics temporary classrooms construction students sport For students at Clevedon School in North Somerset, the era of attending classes in tents is drawing to a close. Since 2023, when HAC—a material with structural concerns similar to RAAC—was detected in their school building, … Read More
Clevedon School Could Replace Tents with Temporary Classrooms Amid Controversy Monday, May 12, 2025 clevedon school somerset tents classrooms hac planning athletics education temporary sport Clevedon School in Somerset may soon replace the two marquees that have served as classrooms for almost two years with a new temporary school block. This move comes as a response to structural safety issues caused by high … Read More
Iconic Bath street to undergo temporary changes for Robbie Williams concerts Tuesday, May 6, 2025 bath royalcrescent robbiewilliams concert heritage planning temporary restoration music event Preparations are underway for Robbie Williams’ eagerly awaited concert series at Bath’s iconic Royal Crescent this summer. Organisers, Senbla, have secured planning permission from Bath & North East Somerset Council to … Read More
Alterations Underway for Robbie Williams' Bath Concert Tuesday, May 6, 2025 robbie williams bath royal crescent concert historic event planning permission temporary alterations preservation Preparations for Robbie Williams’ highly anticipated concert at Bath’s iconic Royal Crescent this summer are in full swing. This includes the temporary removal of sections of the historic site’s listed railings. Organisers … Read More
Somerset School's Future Uncertain After Safety Concerns Prompt Closure Friday, January 19, 2024 somerset school safety closure structural damage government minister education temporary accommodation A government minister recently visited The Blue School in Somerset after the school was forced to close part of its building due to severe structural damage. Baroness Barran, the Department for Education minister with … Read More