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82 General Information King's College students is given below and students wishing to live in any of them should write direct for an application form and further details As the number of places in halls is limited applications for admission can be considered only from persons who have been offered place in the College whether unconditional or conditional KING'S COLLEGE HALLS OF RESIDENCE FOR MEN AND WOMEN These halls have common application form and those wishing to apply should write to the Warden enclosing stamped addressed foolscap or A4 envelope The completed form should be returned to the Warden of the hall of first choice by 31st May and places will be allocated after that date Kings College Hostel Vincent Square Westminster SW1P 2PA Applications for admission in October 1982 should be addressed to The Warden the Dean of Students King's College Strand London WC2R 2LS as the hostel will be closed for re-development in the session 1981 82 Kings College Hall Champion Hill London SE5 8AN Warden Warnes β α ph Extensions to King's College Hall made possible by the generosity of an anonymous benefactor were completed in two stages in 1966 and 1971 re- spectively The Hall now comprising the old Platanes residence and the new extensions has accommodation for the most part in single study-bedrooms though places are also available in shared rooms at reduced fee for small number of residents Vacation residence is available at higher rate The fees include breakfast and dinner on weekdays and breakfast lunch and tea at weekends All study-bedrooms are provided with wash-basins with hot and cold water and all public rooms are centrally heated The Hall stands in pleasant grounds of more than four acres with lawns and gardens on the higher part of Denmark Hill There are very convenient bus and train services to the College which can be reached in about 30 minutes King's College Hospital is within walking distance of the Hall and places are available in Hall for students of the Hospital The Hall is well provided with common rooms and other social amenities as well as libraries and quiet rooms for study there are principal and supplementary common rooms television rooms rooms for billiards table-tennis and music and two squash courts The College reserves the right to raise fees without notice