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£16m Llangefni area schools reorganisation. (top left) Ysgol y Graig, (top right) Ysgol Corn Hir, (bottom left) Ysgol Gymuned Bodffordd, (bottom right) Ysgol Gynradd y Talwrn. Images courtesy of Google Streetview. A £16m schools reorganisation plan on Anglesey will now go ahead after it received unanimous backing from councillors. The plans will see the “not fit for purpose” Ysgol Corn Hir in Llangefni knocked down with a new school built near the existing site. The Ysgol y Graig school site will also be expanded as part of the project. However, Ysgol Gynradd y Talwrn will close as part of the reorganisation.
£16m Anglesey schools reorganisation to go ahead despite protests
One school will close but a new facility will be built in Llangefni
14:16, 18 DEC 2020
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A £16m schools reorganisation plan on Anglesey will now go ahead after it received unanimous backing from councillors.Â