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Two subgroups have been set up for Lynn s Guildhall ahead of a funding announcement later this month, after the Town Board submitted a £25million bid for a town deal.
The venue has been the subject of debate since a £6million refurbishment bid was submitted in September last year to revamp the prestigious town landmark.
Now the Town Board, known as Vision King s Lynn, is establishing a range of subgroups as part of their plans under the Town Investment Plan.
St George s Guildhall, King s Lynn (45034404)
Cllr Graham Middleton, borough council cabinet member for business development, said: âWe have some really exciting opportunities coming up, with several funding streams having been announced, including the Levelling Up and UK Community Renewal Fund which was announced in the budget.
Work to begin on new nursing school at Lynn college Published: 18:00, 08 March 2021
Building work is due to start next week on the new £600,000 School of Nursing Studies at the College of West Angliaâs Lynn campus.
The collegeâs existing print room building will be demolished to make way for the training facility.
The new facility will include space mirroring a real-life clinical environment with a hospital ward.
The old print building on the college site will be demolished to make way for the new facility
It had been hoped that the first students would start their training there in the autumn but now it will be January, 2022, with 20 trainees coming direct from the QEH on the Level 5 Nursing Associate Apprenticeship.
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