The future of the former Easington Colliery School site

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"....We have reviewed all feedback we received.
Almost 350 people gave their views on the proposal
- 91% agreed that demolition was the best way of bringing the site back into use
- 60% described the site as an eyesore and felt it was demoralising
- 88% believed that demolishing the buildings would have a positive impact on them / their business
We will now submit a planning application to clear the site and create a pocket park until a permanent use for the land is found. If the application is approved, it is hoped that work can begin in the early autumn 2020...."
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Durham County Council
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Link: https://www.durham.gov.uk/article/22590/The-future-of-the-former-Easington-Colliery-School-site-
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Added by: Simon Cotterill
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