FAIRFIELD FARM COLLEGE PURCHASE PRINCE OF WALES PUB IN DILTON MARSH
Fairfield Farm College has recently finalised the purchase of the Prince of Wales pub in the village of Dilton Marsh. The college has a long-standing ties within the local community of Dilton Marsh, and many residents reacted positively to the news that it will continue to be a part of the village with local ownership.
The intention is to create a B&B style arrangement within the house, as well as keeping a function room and bar facility available for hire. This will offer another form of training to the students at the college, who will be able to understand and learn how an accommodation and hospitality establishment is run.
The renovations required to make this new venture happen are substantial, with an estimated cost of over £200,000. They will also take a considerable amount of time to complete, so the intention is to secure the site and wait until the funds are in place to fully renovate the site. The team at Fairfield Farm College are excited to bring this new project to life, and are hoping that the local community will support the new enterprise.
FOR ALL THE LATEST NEWS, FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Collaborate Digital Podcast Finalists – Vote for us!
Last term Fairfield students took part in a whole college assembly around healthy and unhealthy relationships. 3 groups of students went on to make great podcasts at the time, and we're delighted to tell you that one of them has been selected as a finalist, and put...
Fairfield College Awarded Partner of the Year 2024 by Seetec Pluss
On Friday 15 March Fairfield College were awarded partner of the year 2024 from Seetec Pluss. Seetec hold the National Careers Service contract across the UK and provide those aged 19+ with careers advice and guidance. Careers Advisors from Seetec have been visiting...
Fairfield College Welcome Collaborate Digital
On the 4th of March, Fairfield College hosted an assembly with Collaborate Digital Limited. Collaborate Digital ran a whole College assembly supporting students to identify healthy and positive relationships and spot unhealthy and unsafe relationships. It helped...