A school for children with special educational needs has seen construction begin in Mawdesley following a £5 million donation .
The Rainbow Hub has been given a £5 million donation by north west property company Wain Foundation which will help fund the construction and fit-out of the school in Lancashire for children with special educational needs.
The donation to Rainbow Hub marks the launch of the Wain Foundation, through which the family-owned company will distribute a percentage of its profits each year to benefit the communities in which the Group operates.
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