People enjoying the courtyard garden on a sunny afternoon

West staircase

Christmas card art - adult and community learning 2011

For more information about adult and community learning please go to www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning

Shows three rooms used by Adult Learning in the evening. The previous image shows how these rooms will revert to Learning Disabilities Service use in the daytime.

Note that the design is subject to change.

Courtenay Street, Newton Abbot

Tutor Clare Goodall holds up the design which the finished mosaic will be based on.

From left: William Evans, Lars Soeftestad, and Sharad B Shrestha.

The courtyard demolition work is finished and the courtyard has been cleared ready for the building work to commence.

Christmas card art - adult and community learning 2011

For more information about adult and community learning please go to www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning

Business boot camp class was held at Murphy-Wilmot Library on Thursday, November 15th, 2018.

The walls of the extension are going up around the steel frame. The curved bit on the right will be part of the cafe.

Christmas card art - adult and community learning 2011

For more information about adult and community learning please go to www.dudley.gov.uk/adultlearning

A father and daughter checking out the teenage area during the community preview

The 2012 Spring Symposium is an annual event that honors the faculty and staff of National University for their hard work and dedication.

Business boot camp class was held at Murphy-Wilmot Library on Thursday, November 15th, 2018.

Investigation of the wall construction reveals that the plaster was mixed with horsehair - a less visible historical feature of the building!

County Council Chairman Jerry Brook declares the centre officially open with the cutting of a cake

Ornate archway and fanlight above the main entrance door

At the honorary table, from left: Jeevan Piya, Sharad B Shrestha, Lars Soeftestad, William Evans and Lava Thapa. The old building behind, which is located in the middle of the town square, houses the present community library.

The beautiful original fire place on the second floor