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So that this matter can be investigated further please supply the Error details shown at the bottom of this screen Play Brightcove videoStaff at Yateley Industries have been talking exclusively to ITV News Meridian's Mel Bloor A Hampshire charity that employs dozens of disabled people says it's fighting for survival due to delayed payments from the Government's Access to Work Plus scheme Yateley Industries claims it's around £150,000 out of pocket which has been owed to them since October last year The charity was set up in 1937 to give people with disabilities as much independence as possible It currently employs 58 people at its supported factory which offers light assembly hand packing and shrink wrapping The factory relies on funding to cover the cost of things like specialist equipment and support staff said: "We've tried all sorts of diplomatic interventions to try and get them to pay us but it's like shouting into the darkness "They come back with arbitrary rejections of claims that we've made and the paperwork has increased four-fold." "At the end of this month (March 2025) we might have to consider closing the factory so 58 disabled people could potentially be out of work." Some staff have worked at the factory for more than 30 years Cheryl Littlefield is a Job Coach at the factory is paid for through Access to Work funding She said: "If the factory were to close it would have a huge impact on all the guys who work here they come in with a huge smile on their face and it's a very relaxed atmosphere." "To take all of that away from them would really affect their wellbeing." A spokesperson for the Department for Work and Pensions said: “Helping people into good work and financial independence is at the heart of our Plan for Change but the broken social security system we inherited is failing people who can and have the potential to work as well as the people it’s meant to be there for "As part of our reforms, we are consulting on the future of Access to Work and encourage people to have their views and voices heard on how they think the programme could be improved.” Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know.. This is the fifth consecutive season that Norbury have committed to helping Yateley Silverbacks financially with a contribution of over £22,000 over the last five years as well as with business and marketing support the sponsorship helps the club run nearly 20 hours hours of training sessions per week at four venues plus additional time for junior games at a central venue league and in the National Basketball League with the launch of the I Don’t Work Fridays 4x4 Charity Challenge which saw 83 juniors participate across four sports in a Yateley Silverbacks Basketball Club v Camberley Town Youth Football Club match up and £1,500 to both Yateley Silverbacks and Camberley Town Youth FC The next 4x4 Charity Challenge will take place on Sunday 1 June 2025 at Yateley Manor School “We’ve seen our club’s outgoings rise by 33% over the last two seasons due to increases in costs outside of our control We’ve been reluctant to pass all of these additional expenses onto our loyal members so this sponsorship not only helps keep the club ticking over “Martin and Jacki are integral to our club and they embody our set of values: respect We’re really looking to working together for a fifth year.” “Jacki and I are in the fortunate position to be able to support local community clubs like Yateley Silverbacks and five years on from our initial sponsorship it’s fantastic to see the positive impact our partnership continues to have “The club’s ethos is not just about competition although everyone plays to win; it’s also about fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among its members As a family business who helps other business owners create a business on their terms so they have a healthier work-life-balance having the right team all aligned to one vision is a core step in our mentoring programme We have so much synergy with Pete and the club; it’s way more than just about bouncing a ball and we’re really excited about the season ahead!” vision and plans for the future and how we deliver our services We do more than tackle fires and rescue people Catch up with all the latest that we have been involved in We’re proud to support and protect the wonderfully diverse community in which we serve We’re committed to keeping our communities safe well and informed and our prevention and protection work plays a large role in this Behind every firefighter there are specialist support teams all playing their part If you need to get in touch or find a form A large gorse fire broke out this afternoon near Heathlands Cemetery in Yateley Rushmoor and Surrey FRS were supported with specialist vehicles from Hartley Wintney and Fleet at around 1pm The quick-work from the firefighters first on the scene helped to prevent the fire from spreading out of control and allowed the crews to surround the blaze and begin dampening down Help protect our countryside and green spaces by packing a picnic instead of a barbecue To help avoid wildfire and to find more countryside fire safety tips visit our website. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Win HappyPremiumSearch Rayogreatest hitsberkshire north hampshirenewsWitness appeal after large pub fight in YateleyThree men and a woman were injured Police are appealing for witnesses after a 'large fight' at a north east Hampshire pub. It happened at about 10:30pm on Friday night at the White Lion pub on Reading Road in Yateley. Three men and a woman have been injured. One of the men had to be treated at hospital. Fleet and Yateley Police Sergeant, Geoff Hill, said: “Were you in the White Lion pub on Friday night? Did you witness the incident? “Do you have any mobile phone footage which may help our investigation? Anyone with information is asked to contact 101 Alternatively, you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, or via their anonymous online form at crimestoppers-uk.org Hear all the latest news from across the UK on the hour, every hour, on Greatest Hits Radio on DAB, smartspeaker, at greatesthitsradio.co.uk, and on the Rayo app. Rayogreatest hitsberkshire north hampshirenewsPolice appeal for information after burnt out car found near YateleyIt is believed the car was involved in a collision where it left the road Hampshire Police are appealing for information after a car was found on fire near Yateley. Police were called by the fire service at around 11pm on 31 October to a report of a car on fire in the woodland just off Vigo Lane. It is believed the car was involved in a collision where it left the road, hit a tree and then collided with an electricity sub station, causing a fire to ignite. 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Wednesday with variable amounts of cloud and bright or sunny spells throughout the period Dry across the vast majority of the UK with clear or sunny spells but also some patchy cloud Cloud will likely thicken across the far north and northwest during the weekend with some outbreaks of rain for a time There is also a small risk of some heavy showers in the far south or southwest high pressure will be dominant across the UK This will bring predominantly fine and dry weather for the majority of places Temperatures are likely to be slightly above normal for the time of year although there is a chance of some cold nights Fairly typical weather for the time of year is most likely through this period fine and dry weather is more likely to dominate although this will be interspersed with occasional spells of rain and showers with a risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms in places temperatures will most likely be near to or slightly above average Eighty three juniors played in Camberley Town Youth Football Club vs Yateley Silverbacks Basketball Club across four sports £3,000 will go to Farnborough Sands and £1,500 to both Camberley Town Youth FC and Yateley Silverbacks The inaugural event was run by Amazon #1 bestselling book and business I don’t work Fridays by Martin Norbury Over 80 young players participated in the challenge where Camberley Town took on Yateley Silverbacks across four age groups (under 8s The overall winning team was Camberley Town with a trophy presented to their Chairman Barrie Funnell Sponsors Martin and Jacki Norbury of I don’t work Fridays matched the £3,000 raised from the event and fun day making a total of £6,000 for the teams and charity involved “It was a fantastic day for the clubs and the charity with an amazing atmosphere and great sporting competition and kids trying out new experiences "The money raised will go a long way helping hundreds of basketball players but more importantly all those bereaved parents that Farnborough Sands support "We’re so grateful for our share of the proceeds and for 'I don’t work Fridays' for their additional financial contribution It’s an expensive business running a club with sixteen teams so the money we receive will be put towards our U10 “We’re overwhelmed by the level of generosity and support for our inaugural 4x4x4 charity fun day you’re unable to be a parent to them like you had planned and imagined so volunteering your time feels like a way of actively keeping their memory alive And being able to support other families via Sands who may find themselves in such an unimaginable situation “Both Camberley Town FC and Yateley Silverbacks clubs do so much for our twins not only giving them an outlet to have fun We know this money will be well invested by each club into their communities.”  If you believe you should have access to this site, you can email [email protected] or call 0300 555 1375 So that this matter can be investigated further please supply the Error details shown at the bottom of this screen A remarkable manor house building at Yateley has been let to an independent school has been let on a 25-year lease to Hurst Lodge School either for freehold sale or on a leasehold basis for a range of uses including office said: “We spoke to a wide range of potential purchasers and tenants as this building is so unique and has so much potential “The residential conversion route seemed the most likely on the face of it but its listed status and configuration put too much of a value constraint on its development “In the end the most serious and high value interest came from a number of educational use parties In the end it was Hurst Lodge School that prevailed and we are delighted to have completed this letting to them and look forward to it becoming a key centre for them in the years ahead.” owner of Yateley Hall said: “We have owned this building for 30 years We originally renovated it from a dilapidated state to its current high standard and condition when it became vacant recently we recognised that the office market had changed and looked at a range of options “Campbell Gordon pushed the building hard to all the key occupier and buyer target groups They persisted through the uncertainties of the pandemic and ultimately achieved a great result so we are delighted to have secured the Hurst Lodge School as tenants for the next 25 years.” While Campbell Gordon acted for Yateley Hall © Thames Tap (powered by ukpropertyforums.com) Sign up to receive your free weekly Thames Tap newsletter here. Alan edits and delivers the latest commercial property news happening in the Thames Valley in the shape of the Thames Tap harnessed when Business Editor at Reading Chronicle and Reading Post Wonderful to know Yateley Hall will be a school once again My childhood years were spent here when it was Yateley Hall Convent Preparatory School While much of the land has long since been sold off (and this started in the late 70s) it’s still a beautiful and gracious setting Hopefully a new generation of pupils will be just as happy there for almost a year I became a boarder at Yateley Hall Convent Preparatory School and remember it (and the haha) well In June 1947 my family emigrated to Johannesburg as post-WW2 settlers We have since produced three South African-born generations I worked for a marketing company called Outbound based at the amazing Yateley Hall It stands on a very old site and is therefore very haunted by past residents of which I had first hand experience on the top floor In the late 1950’s I attended Yateley Hall as a first year student At the time Catholic nuns were my teachers In October of 2025 I would like to return for a visit to attend the unveiling of the Project Children Peace Campus in County Monaghan for its fiftieth anniversary of peace work in Northern Ireland I have been their Colorado coordinator for twenty-six years and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" UK Property Forums enable forums and events in the property sector which help to create business development opportunities Office Address:UK Property Forums Ltd is located in Reading 0203 478 7340info@ukpropertyforums.com We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and 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prompted a plea for residents to close their windows and doors Fire Control took multiple 999 calls from around 11:30am (14 July) after flames could be seen in the area around Yateley Common and at the height of the incident more than 60 firefighters were on scene Our crews were assisted by colleagues from Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service and Surrey Fire and Rescue after the fire broke out “Our crews turned up to really arduous conditions The flames were really high and the fire was spreading really fast “At one point the fire jumped over a path due to the radiated heat and a significant area of the common has been damaged “There was a real risk to properties and wildlife and our firefighters worked tirelessly to hit the fire hard and get it surrounded.” Land Rovers were used to access the site and firefighters battled through hot and challenging conditions to make good progress the fire – which covered an area of around 35 hectares – was surrounded and the incident was scaled down shortly after 5pm with those who were evacuated allowed back into their homes Crews remain on scene to dampen down the area “The dry and very hot weather conditions increases the risk of fires like this from spreading out of control very quickly and becoming very severe we don’t know what caused the fire and we might never know “But what we do know is that barbecues discarded cigarettes and glass bottles can cause these types of fires “An extreme heat alert is in place for the weekend and an amber wildfire alert has been issued so I’d ask people to be extra careful call 999 immediately and stay away.” Crews from across Hampshire were involved including those from Alton UPDATE 15 July 08:00: Two fire engines and two Land Rovers remained on scene throughout the night to patrol and monitor hotspots Callers reported heavy smoke in the area overnight and those living nearby should be aware that smoke is likely to be an issue for the next four or five hours Relief crews have been arranged and are now investigating larger hotspots as daylight is allowing firefighters to access harder-to-reach areas UPDATE 15 July 17:00: Firefighters have remained on scene throughout the day with crews on hand to deal with the reignition of multiple hotspots Five fire engines and five off-road vehicles have been there and crews have worked hard to ensure the fire hasn’t spread any further There is now minimal smoke and fire cover will be scaled down overnight and reassessed in the morning UPDATE 17 July: Firefighters have revisited the site throughout the last three days to monitor and deal with hotspots Crews from across Hampshire have been mobilised and used jets The stop message was received at 19:41 today The Hampshire club recently announced the partnership with Amazon #1 bestselling business book I don’t work Fridays by Martin Norbury for the 2023/2024 season This is the fourth consecutive season that I don’t work Fridays has committed to helping Yateley Silverbacks both financially as well as with business and marketing support the sponsorship and support helps the club run over 14 hours of training every week The investment will also help the club work with adults and youths in attaining their coaching badges and referee qualifications and opens up opportunities for basketball tournaments and tours Yateley Silverbacks has expanded from seven to 16 teams including two new U10s teams and strengthening all adult squads this season "We’re delighted to be working in partnership with Martin and Jacki of I don’t work Fridays once again and we can operate safe in the knowledge we can cover all the expenses that come with running an expanding club as well as continue to invest in the future of our players “We’re in the fortunate position to be able to support local clubs like Yateley Silverbacks and four years on from our initial sponsorship it’s wonderful to see the positive impact our partnership continues to have.”  “The club’s ethos is not just about competition (although playing to win is important!) but also about fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among its members "As a family business who helps other entrepreneurs create a business on their own terms so they have a healthier work-life-balance "We have so much synergy with Pete and the club; it’s way more than just about bouncing a basketball and we’re really looking forward to the season ahead!" For more information about Yateley Silverbacks Basketball Club A stunning 16th Century former home has gone on the market with Campbell Gordon currently used as offices by marketing services provider Outbound which will be moving out is a Grade ll* listed building being marketed for sale or let But Campbell Gordon director Duncan Campbell says the 25,000 sq ft building is unlikely to remain as offices since modern occupiers want town centres or motorway junctions rather than isolated locations although a sensitive approach will be needed handsome building and it’s really interesting We’ve had some really significant interest from all sorts of people People are really responding to its character There just aren’t many around like this these days.” built to protect a previous home on the site The current building was converted to a school in 1947 and offices in 1985 © Thames Valley Property No 190 (tvproperty.co.uk) By 2022-01-07T12:48:00+00:00 Nearest rivals: Aldi 2.9 miles, Asda 5.1 miles, Co-op 1.1 miles, Iceland 5.1 miles, Lidl 3.0 miles, M&S 3.0 miles, Morrisons 3.4 miles, Sainsbury’s 0.8 miles, Tesco 1.2 miles, Waitrose 3.0 miles Source: CACI. For more info visit www.caci.co.uk/contact. Notes: Shopper profiling is measured using Grocery Acorn shopper segmentation. Store catchment data (market share, population, expenditure, spend by household, competition) is within a five-mile radius. For CACI’s shopper segmentation of the other stores we visited this week see our service & availability report Last time you spoke to us was in July last year How have things been for the store since then Coming out of the summer into the autumn last year was quite challenging because of the driver shortage and availability issues from the impact of Brexit and Covid availability improved and that led into a really successful Christmas period How was Christmas trading compared to 2020 In 2020 it was very controlled because we were limiting the number of customers in the shop so the trade was spread evenly throughout the day whereas this year there were much busier periods in the branch The week after Christmas was a little quieter than we expected but overall the branch had a fantastic Christmas week itself and beat budget really comfortably there was a lot of entertaining and turkeys ordered although that tailed off a little bit towards Christmas as people were staying at home more panettone and Christmas gifting sold really well We had some offers on beef which went well and our £10 bottles of wine are always very popular What’s the plan moving into 2022? The branch is going to have a refit in the beginning of February and it will last about eight weeks We were hoping to do it at the end of autumn last year All the fixturing on the shop floor and the main ambient non-food area will be changed We’ll also have more space for fruit & veg And we’re adding a few things such as dry aged beef and chilled wines so we can increase the offer a little bit We’ll have the Better Together range with John Lewis products in the store as well In the meantime our shopper noticed that all the Christmas decorations were down? Yes The team did a brilliant job in clearing stuff through and getting rid of all the old fixturing so that we could start the new year on a nice fresh note The shop is in a really good place for the refit and the year ahead How’s availability looking post-Christmas? Most of the Christmas stocks sold through before New Year and the availability was coming back this week We’ve got a few challenges with the supply of some frozen food (hence the Richmond sausages out of stock) What have staff absence rates been like in the past few weeks It was noticeable going into Christmas where people were having booster jabs and having a day or two off because of adverse effects Then we had a few more positive cases of Covid between Christmas and the new year There has been a lateral flow test shortage Are you providing lateral flow tests to colleagues We do lateral flow testing in the branch if partners can’t get hold of them We encourage partners to do it twice a week Are you catering to these trends with specific displays A lot of our promotions are focused towards healthy eating and our vegetarian and vegan range There are more offers on the fresher and healthier food items to encourage people to start the new year and embrace a healthy January The demographic who shop with us are more aware of healthy eating than they used to be We do have quite a lot of elderly customers but actually it’s a very mixed-up sort of semi-affluent client demographic At the end of next week I leave Waitrose after 42 years We’ve got a new management structure starting up from 16 January I’ve got another month where I’ll pass on my knowledge and experience to colleagues So it’s just making sure the team is all prepared for that and finalising the plans for our refit as well What were the biggest lessons you’ve learned throughout your time as a manager? The biggest thing is to embrace difference everything continually evolves and there isn’t always necessarily a right or wrong way of doing things If you can embrace difference in your approach to life and your approach to people then you engage and get people who will buy into whatever your vision is What advice would you give to your successor and it’s by working together as a whole team that makes the atmosphere in the shop feel like an extension of the local community Sign in to comment on this article Site powered by Webvision Cloud Learn moreExplore related questionsDiscover more about the topics that matter most Browse our suggested questions or ask your own to find out more By 2021-07-16T13:25:00 ‘We’re doing all we can at store level to mitigate availability challenges It’s the driver shortage and it’s not easy for any retailers at the moment’ Already have an account? Sign in here Already have an account? Sign in here 'I’ve always wanted to play for England and the trips have been a dream come true.' By InYourArea Community · 8 June 2022 has been selected for and named captain of England's U14 basketball team.Matthew attends the JMA in Reading and is a member of Yateley Silverbacks basketball club.He made his debut against Scotland in Dundee and last week captained his nation in Serbia against two academy sides in Belgrade Matthew was selected after strong performances for both his clubs and throughout numerous trials for the south of England region He scored 18 points against Wales in his third cap and led the team in assists and minutes played in Serbia Matthew started playing as soon as he could walk as his father Pete is a basketball coach and runs Yateley Silverbacks Matthew said: "I’ve always wanted to play for England and the trips have been a dream come true." He is the first Yateley Silverback to come through the ranks from Diddy Dunkers to the youth teams to now play for England The England coaches selected him as captain due to his maturity said: "He played well and it was such a thrill for all his friends family and all the coaches who have played a role in his development so far to see him representing the country "He has worked hard to get to this point and knows he needs to continue doing so for a long while to come yet "He is an inspiration to all the younger children who play in this area in Yateley and Reading who now can try and follow his path to the national team." LoadingDaily Email Updates {{contentTitle}} Education provider Inspired Learning Group (ILG) has acquired Yateley Manor School Yateley Manor is a co-educational independent prep school for children aged two to 13 years located in Yateley in Hampshire Yateley Manor will receive significant investment in enhancing the school’s facilities and professional development opportunities ILG will be working closely with Yateley Manor’s headmaster Robert Upton and his team The school will officially become part of ILG on 1 July ILG comprises 20 independent schools and nurseries caring for and educating more than 2,500 children aged from three months to 18 years within the UK The company is led by chief executive Amit Mehta alongside an advisory board chaired by David Tidmarsh Mehta said: “Through being part of the ILG family Yateley Manor School will benefit from the sharing of best practice and the latest teaching techniques to help deliver the best possible teaching and learning for its pupils.” Sign up to our weekly newsletter to receive the latest news © Copyright 2025, Nexus Media Group 'We have already noticed a significant reduction in the level of crime.' By InYourArea Community · 28 December 2021 A closure order on a property in Yateley, Hampshire has been extended to prevent anti-social behaviour The extension was granted in September by Hart District Council and Hampshire Constabulary because of concerns about suspected drug activity and anti-social behaviour explained that crime levels in the areas are falling She said: “I am delighted that the order has been extended We have already noticed a significant reduction in the level of crime in Yateley particularly drug-related activity and anti-social behaviour so I am thrilled it has been extended.“I hope the outcome provides some reassurance to the local community that we will take action and use all available powers to address issues affecting them." cabinet member for communities at Hart District Council said: “We want our residents to feel safe in their homes and neighbourhoods and will do everything possible to bring those to justice who seek to undermine this principle “We are delighted that the Closure Order has been extended for the benefit of surrounding neighbours I would like to thank Hampshire Constabulary and our Community Safety team who worked tirelessly to make this happen.” Anti-social behaviour can be reported to the Police on 999 if it is in progress Get all the latest news, updates, things to do and more from your local InYourArea feed Fire crews worked through the night to stop a fire in a garage from spreading further were joined by the Incident Command Unit and colleagues from Berkshire at Mayflower Drive They were called at 20:05 on Saturday (11 September) and used 10 breathing apparatus two jets and three hose reels to tackle the blaze The garage was 100 per cent affected by fire and there was some smoke damage to the house The incident began scaling down at midnight and the stop message was received at 01:56 Crews re-inspected the property at 07:00 on Sunday (12 September) and found no hot spots Yateley Manor is a leading co-educational independent school in the town of Yateley with approximately 250 children on roll from Nursery to Year 8. The School has recently announced the exciting news that it plans to expand to take GCSE students with the first Year 9 cohort starting in September 2024 The school is part of the Inspired Learning Group The school is non-selective and a member of IAPS Class sizes are small and teaching areas bright and purposeful Facilities at the school include an indoor swimming pool Children in Pre-Prep up to the end of Year 4 spend most of their time with their class teacher They have a selection of subjects with subject specialist teachers namely French Emphasis is placed on the early acquisition of essential literacy and numeracy skills but this is strongly supported by a wide range of subjects and activities designed to broaden the education and inspire imagination Children in Years 5 onwards benefit from being taught by subject specialists The children are well-mannered and passionate about their learning whilst the staff harness this with exciting and carefully planned lessons which challenge every child a love for learning and high quality teaching The sense of family at Yateley Manor is palpable from the moment you step forth into the environment Our last ISI Inspection reported “Excellent” in all areas testament to the hard work and dedication of the staff team We are seeking to appoint an experience Teaching Assistant to work in the Lower School to provide classroom support for children in Years 1 to 4 Yateley Manor is a leading co-educational independent school in the town of Yateley, North Hampshire, with approximately 250 children on roll from Nursery to Year 8. The School has recently announced the exciting news that it plans to expand to take GCSE students, with the first Year 9 cohort starting in September 2024. The school is part of the Inspired Learning Group. The school is non-selective and a member of IAPS. Class sizes are small and teaching areas bright and purposeful. Facilities at the school include an indoor swimming pool, large sports hall, woodland learning area, climbing wall, tennis courts and playing fields. We are rooted in strong relationships, a love for learning and high quality teaching. The sense of family at Yateley Manor is palpable from the moment you step forth into the environment. Our last ISI Inspection reported “Excellent” in all areas, testament to the hard work and dedication of the staff team. We are seeking to appoint an experience Teaching Assistant to work in the Lower School to provide classroom support for children in Years 1 to 4. Visit employer website Please note that you are wholly responsible for fact checking in respect of the information provided by schools. Please also check for the latest visa and work permit requirements that may apply. 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This website and its content is subject to our General Terms of Business Tes Global Ltd is registered in England (Company No 02017289) with its registered office at Building 3 'They will be so happy to come back at the start of term to such an aesthetically pleasing sight' By InYourArea Community · 1 September 2022 POTLEY HILL PRESCHOOL: Outdoor area rejuvenated for next academic year has helped a preschool rejuvenate its outdoor areas ready for the new term.The company offered the school this free service during August to make sure the children would have a safe and pleasant environment for their outdoor learning when they return to school.The team began with artificial grass rejuvenation that involved cleaning and disinfecting the area followed by a wash and power brush They then completed a full power wash of all the patios and pathways making them less slippy and more safe for the children the team completed a thorough wash and clean of the decking area A member of the team from Potley Hill said: "Team OMC did an excellent job cleaning our astroturf and soft surface at preschool "The children have so much fun transporting resources we tend to end up with most of it in the astroturf and the staff find it almost impossible to clean it out with brooms and jetwashers "They will be so happy to come back at the start of term to such an aesthetically pleasing sight