Wishaw Press

Have your sayonschoo­ls

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Newmains residents are being encouraged to be part of a public interactiv­e exhibition into a shared primary schools campus.

The pre-applicatio­n consultati­on is now live with members of the community being encouraged to have their say at a public interactiv­e exhibition tonight (Wednesday) from 4.30pm to 7.30pm.

A design presentati­on for elected members on the proposed new joint campus for Newmains and St Brigid’s Primary Schools has already been held.

Independen­t Newmains councillor Robert McKendrick is encouragin­g locals to get involved.

He said:“The new schools will be great for the pupils and a better working environmen­t for the teachers and other members of staff.

“We have been waiting on these new schools for a long time and I have seen for myself some of the excellent schools built in my ward compared to what we have currently in Newmains.

“I know the pupils, teachers and janitors have already seen the presentati­on and they must be delighted with what they have seen.”

Local Labour councillor­s expressed their delight after attending the presentati­on.

Councillor Louise Roarty said:“The facility proposed looks fantastic in its design, incorporat­ing everything a modern state of the art school requires.

“The new schools will make a tremendous difference, to the young people of Newmains and the wider community.”

Councillor Nicky Shevlin added:“Louise and I are determined to continue fighting for our community’s fair share of our administra­tion’s ambitious plans for

North Lanarkshir­e.

“We look forward to continuing work with the council and the local community to ensure this joint campus is delivered as soon as possible.”

You can take part in the public interactiv­e exhibition between 4.30pm and 7.30pm on Wednesday, August 5, by logging onto www. nsbcampus.scot

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