Plans to close a number of primary schools on Anglesey could be put on hold after concerns were raised about the decision-making process. Education Minister Kirsty Williams is considering a complaint about closure plans for Ysgol Gymuned Bodffordd. Senior officers are recommending council leaders cancel two other school closures and reconsider the decisions. Ysgol Gynradd Beaumaris and Ysgol Talwrn would then be subject to new rules protecting rural schools. Council bosses have insisted they followed the proper procedure in deciding to close the school in Bodffordd, and merge it with Ysgol Corn Hir in brand new premises. But all three projects are now on hold pending a decision by senior councillors later this month on whether to re-run the process. Very challenging A spokesman for Anglesey council said: "The recommendation comes after a recent internal review of the statutory consultation process highlighted concerns regarding complian...
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