Work is finally going ahead to transform Wellington's former New College into 28 new homes for young homeless people.
Haydn Griffiths and Mandie Mulloy of YMCA Wellington with Managing Director at Jessup Partnerships, Chris Timmins on site at the former New College, Wellington
While much of the site was quickly demolished, the historic former Girls High School remained and has stood empty for five years. The development will comprise 24 one-bedroom studio apartments and four wheelchair-accessible homes, with resident facilities such as laundry, electric vehicle charging points and car parking being added around the building.
Mandie Mulloy, chief executive officer at YMCA Wellington, said, “After four years of planning due to unforeseen circumstances, I stand here representing YMCA Wellington which has served Wellington and the borough of Telford for nearly 164 years.
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