Meetings moved from historic Wakefield council hall following damage to building
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Meetings scheduled for the Council Chamber within the hall have been moved to Wakefield Town Hall as a precaution.
Andy Wallhead, corporate director for regeneration and economic growth at Wakefield Council, said: “The Council Chamber is temporarily out of use due to an issue with water ingress, which has affected some of the ornate plasterwork.
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Hide Ad“Although the scaffolding is still in place, I am pleased that we have been able to work around the issue in the Council Chamber and the next Council meeting will take place in its traditional home.
“As County Hall is a Grade I listed building we are seeking advice on the repairs needed through specialist contractors.”