Fire-damaged Wakefield school to become care home

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 06:38 · Archive

A fire-damaged former primary school in Wakefield is to be demolished to make way for a new care home. The council has approved the development of a 76-bedroom care home on the site of the derelict building.

The former primary school has been damaged by fire and left vacant. The new care home will replace it as part of plans to redevelop the site.

How it is being reported

• Fire-damaged school to be demolished as 76-bedroom care home gets green lightFormer primary school to make way for new care home after council approvalYorkshire Evening Post · 12 Oct, 16:30
• Care home to be built at fire-damaged former primary school siteA derelict former primary school in Wakefield is to be demolished to make way for a new care home.Yorkshire Post · 12 Oct, 12:29

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