Brynamman security fencing gets go-ahead

Security fencing can be erected at Brynamman CP School, Carmarthenshire planners have decided.
The county planning committee approved an application by the local education authority to carry out the work at the school in Brynceunant, Upper Brynamman.
An officers’ report to the committee said: “The proposed fence is now quite typical in terms of school locations and would not harm the amenity of nearby residents or the openness of the area, whilst offering increased security for the school.”

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Cochrane International said…
High security fencing is an important when it comes to the protection of schools, but it's also important that the fence in appealing as well as safe for by-passers. The coating of the fence is also an important factor to consider for durability purposes. You don't want to have to replace the fence system every 5 to 10 years. I am curious what fencing system has been given the go ahead?

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22 November 2010 at 20:50
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