Rotherham College of Arts and Technology is a further education college with two campus locations in South Yorkshire, England, one in Rotherham, and one in Dinnington. The College has links with industry such as Rother FM. The college has two main campuses: Rotherham Town Centre Campus (TCC) and Rother Valley Campus (RVC). The current principal of Rotherham is Gill Alton. Rother Valley Campus manager is Paul Bloor. The college has a staff of 700, and an enrolment of 1,100 14–15 year olds and 2,900 16–18 year olds. Rotherham College has provided technical education in Rotherham since the 1930s. In 1981, three individual colleges of arts, technology and adult education were merged into one. In August 2004, the college merged with Rother Valley College, which is now known as Rother Valley Campus (RVC). RVC takes its name from the Rother Valley which lies about five miles to the west, although the college does lie in the parliamentary constituency of the same name. The clock-towered building was built as a mining college by the Dinnington Colliery Company, and was opened in 1928 as the Chelmsford Mining and Technical Institute.