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College site sharing 'abandoned'

A college in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, says plans to share its site with another college have been abandoned.

North Warwickshire and Hinckley College (NWHC) said it had been examining the feasibility of rebuilding its site and that of King Edward VI College.

NWHC said it has not been possible to "devise a way forward that meets all the key requirements" of both colleges.

It said both colleges remained committed to providing the "best experience for learners".

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