Heritage group’s attempt to get threatened Brutalist school listed falls on deaf ears

By Dave Rogers 2021-09-15T05:00:00

Scheme in north Wales was completed between 1977 and 1981

Heritage campaigners have been rebuffed in their attempts to get a school earmarked for demolition in north Wales listed – and so spared the wrecking ball.

Plans are underway to create a £31m combined primary and secondary school campus at the Argoed High School site in Mynydd Isa, near Mold.

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