Buyer Name: CHILTERN LEARNING TRUST
Buyer Address: C/O Redgrave Children & Young People's Centre, Luton, UKH21, LU3 3QN, United Kingdom
Contact Email: jgearey@chilternlearningtrust.org
Buyer Name: CHILTERN LEARNING TRUST
Buyer Address: C/O Redgrave Children & Young People's Centre, Luton, UKH21, LU3 3QN, United Kingdom
Contact Email: jgearey@chilternlearningtrust.org
The provision of student support services to schools within Chiltern Learning Trust
No linked documents found for this notice.
Lot 1 Status: complete
Document Description: Not published
Contract Title: Alternative provision (Active Support) student support services
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