Within the Waterhouse report can be found the following extract:
Expansion of the Bryn Alyn Community
4.23 The first two additional properties acquired by the Bryn Alyn Community were outside Clwyd. Marton's Camp, near Bunbury in Cheshire, was bought in or about 1976 and retained for about two years only as a residential school, providing also `outward bound' facilities, for up to 40 children between 11 and 16 years. At about the same time Cotsbrook Hall, Higford, (near Shifnal) in Shropshire was purchased with the intention that it should be a similar school to Bryn Alyn Hall, catering for 20 (later 40) children, again in the age range 11 to 16 years. In or about 1976 also premises in Poyser Street, Wrexham, were purchased to provide some classroom or play facilities and a gymnasium; but the use of the premises was changed quite soon to a film and theatre studio.
This was Waterhouse's findings and should be regarded as part of, as it obviously was, Bryn Alyn Community.