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Locksley School wants to replace its dilapidated and currently unstable boundary fence
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A Norwich school is asking for permission to heighten its dilapidated perimeter fence because children keep scaling it and trying to abscond.
The Locksley School on Locksley Road in Norwich, which provides high quality education for pupils aged 5-16 without mainstream school places, first submitted plans to the city council in November, followed by specific site plans in April.
The application says the failing perimeter fence facing the public footpath on Locksley Road, currently 1.7-1.8m high, is in desperate need of replacement with a more secure fencing system which is 2m high .
Rose Weaver with her daughter Freya Hipperson and the finished jungle mural.
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A Norwich mum has designed a magnificent mural for her animal-loving daughter as part of a lockdown transformation of her bedroom.
Rose Weaver, of Locksley Road, Norwich, used the period to paint the jungle backdrop for 20-month-old daughter Freya.
A close up of some of the animals on Rose Weaver s mural painted in her daughter Freya s bedroom.
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A close up of some of the animals on Rose Weaver s mural painted in her daughter Freya s bedroom.
- Credit: Rose Weaver
A close up of some of the animals on Rose Weaver s mural painted in her daughter Freya s bedroom.