Residents have praised plans for a new 210-place primary school which has been proposed in a "pioneering" modern development on the edge of Nottingham city centre. One business which has stood on the site for three decades however argues the chosen location is "horrendous".
DHA Planning has now unveiled its proposals at the former CVS site on Trent Lane, for a scheme to provide a new primary school on behalf of construction company Reds10 and the Department for Education, which will be overseeing the development. Plans suggest the construction of a single-storey school for primary school students with a total of 210 places.
There will also be room for 30 nursery pupils, all supported by 21 staff members. The derelict site, once used by a car valet company, is within Trent Basin and the Waterside Redevelopment Zone.
