SUFFOLK New College was back up and running today after it was forced to close due to a heating fault.
Simon Tomlinson
SUFFOLK New College was back up and running today after it was forced to close due to a heating fault.
Students were sent away yesterday - the first day of the new term - because the classrooms were not warm enough.
Engineers worked to fix valves in the heating system, which supplies the college's new �40million building in Rope Walk.
Tracey Bailey, director of communications at Suffolk New College, said the college texted all the students to warn them of the closure.
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