Posted: Wed 3rd Sep 2014

Plans For The Groves Unveiled By Coleg Cambria

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Wednesday, Sep 3rd, 2014

A first look at proposed plans for the Groves town centre site have been revealed, alongside an invite for the public to take part in a consultation event.

Coleg Cambria say they are ‘continuing to work closely’ with Wrexham County Borough Council regarding the intended purchase of the Groves High School site.

A consultation event for local residents and members of the public is being held at Rendezvous Restaurant, at the college’s Yale site next Thursday (September 11th) between 5.00pm – 8.00pm.

Plans will be available for viewing and there will also be an opportunity to meet college staff and the architect to share views about the proposed development.

The plans, pictured below, show new sports facilities and a curved frontage on the site of the now demolished old concrete section of the Groves.

new-groves-site-plan-zoom

David Jones, Principal and Chief Executive of Coleg Cambria said: “We are very excited about this planned development adjacent to our Yale site which will offer additional curriculum development opportunities, parking and sports fields for the college.

“It will also give us the chance to restore the Groves buildings to their former glory for the benefit of the young people of Wrexham and surrounding areas.”

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(You can click here for a larger site plan image.)

Wrexham Council Leader Neil Rogers said: “This is an excellent opportunity for people to go along and see the plans for the future of this site which has remained undeveloped for some time now.

“It is also very appropriate that the site continues to offer educational opportunities for the young people of Wrexham.”

For further information or if you want to share your thoughts on the proposed plans please contact Graham Evans via graham.evans @ cambria.ac.uk

You can click here for a larger site plan image.



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