Shropshire Council says it can no longer let the University of Chester use the site rent-free.
By Andy Giddings & Faith PageA university will have to find new classrooms after being told it has to leave a council-owned building.and said it could no longer allow the University of Chester to carry on using the Guildhall in Shrewsbury rent-free.It said it was looking at alternative options in the county, to allow students to finish their courses.
She said there were students from all over Shropshire attending and she believed some would drop out if they had to travel further. But the council said despite having regular conversations, the university was unable to give an assurance over future rent payments.It added the Guildhall may be needed by council staff once the authority moved out of its existing headquarters at Shrewsbury's Shirehall.
It said its partnership with Shropshire Council had been "hugely positive" and was grateful for the authority's support.
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