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Why does Imperial need more student beds in Central London?

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Why does Imperial need more student beds in Central London?

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One of our fundamental objectives is to remain a residential based university. In South Kensington 1,677 students are accommodated within a 15-minute walk of the Campus and a further 876 beyond this distance. We also make use of housing associations and inter-collegiate halls managed centrally by the University of London Access to good quality, affordable accommodation is key to attracting students and staff, especially in London, an expensive area in which to live. The cost of living in London is particularly onerous for students without significant financial backing. One of our key estate goals is the provision of accommodation within a 15-minute walk of the main campus. Prince’s Gardens has been identified as the major opportunity to fulfil this objective. Imperial operates and competes on a global stage. We must respond both to the challenge and to the responsibility of ensuring that Imperial can continue to serve the national interest to best effect. Imperial’s fundamental strengt

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