21/02/2020
Hope run out?
Wednesday the 19th 2020, was a very sad day for the 'Towers'; 12 Wolverhampton employees will lose their jobs, some with over 30 years dedicated service, and sadly Wolverhampton Council lost their own Outdoor Education provision.
In the Cabinet meeting the lack of acknowledgement for their valued contribution to Wolverhampton was palpable. This was also emphasised by the insinuation that Towers' was not valued by schools.
In the last moments of this saga it was hoped that a Wolverhampton based group could be set up to run the Towers and would be able to take over the Council's provision of Outdoor Education. However, time constraints and lack of capital investment mean that this is now very much in doubt.
If you think you could help with this, or know of an individual or a business who might be willing to help with sponsorship, then please get in touch and we can point you in the right direction.
Whatever happens to the building now, we are extremely grateful for all the unbelievable support and kindness shown over the last month, and hats off to the Towers' Staff past and present who have brought joy and happiness to thousands of Wolverhampton children over the years.
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