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I was pleased to see the positive story on the front page of last week's Southall Gazette 'Jobs and more pupils in school expansion plan'.

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00:00, 6 MAR 2009
Updated10:36, 1 OCT 2013

I was pleased to see the positive story on the front page of last week's Southall Gazette 'Jobs and more pupils in school expansion plan'.

I would just like to clarify a couple of points. Upon completion of the building work in 2012 the pupil intake will increase over five years from 900 to 1,200 and not by an extra 1,200 as is stated in the story. The total number of full-time staff will increase proportionately.

Also, access to the car parking spaces will be from Dormers Wells Lane and not Allenby Road, as stated in the story.

NOEL RUTHERFORD

Director of built environment

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