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Bishopston school reopens 3 weeks after ‘ground movement’ caused closure

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A pipe below ground fractured which caused some ground movement. Electric, gas and water supplies connected to the school had to be turned-off. Swansea Council's Cabinet Member for Education, Robert Smith, said: It has been a very complex job to re-route and re-instate them.

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Bishopston school reopens 3 weeks after ‘ground movement’ caused closure

Just before the half-term break it appears that a pipe below ground fractured which caused some ground movement right at the point where the electric, gas and water supplies connected to the school. These had to be immediately turned-off and although surveys found there were no structural issues to any school building, the utilities had to be re-routed so that the ground could be reinstated. It saw contractors work on site every day for three we…

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