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Londonderry: Green light for Ulster University’s teaching centre plan

Plans for a new teaching and student centre at the Ulster University (UU) campus in Londonderry have been approved by councillors in the city.

The state-of-the art-centre is being funded by the Irish government’s Shared Island Fund.

It will see the construction of a new multi-storey teaching building at the Derry campus, connected by a bridge linking it to existing campus buildings.

Professor Paul Seawright, UU deputy vice-chancellor, said the planning approval marks “a significant advancement” in the project’s delivery.

Chair of Derry City and Strabane District Council’s planning committee Sinn Féin councillor Pat Murphy said the new centre will “provide modern, high-quality facilities that will support students, staff and the wider university community for many years to come.”


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