College's accommodation project gets go-ahead

The project on The Plain will be managed by Magdalen College
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An Oxford college's plan to knock down and replace a 1960s student accommodation block and refurbish neighbouring buildings has been approved.
Magdalen College will replace its Waynflete Building, which was opened in 1963, with a new block which will include 76 student bedrooms, kitchens and three one-bedroom flats.
It will also refurbish neighbouring buildings on The Plain, which is a short walk over Magdalen Bridge from the college.
Oxford City Council's planning committee gave the project permission at a meeting on Tuesday.
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