…shows the “Massingham” headquarters when Dodds-Parker revisited them in 1976. He can be seen standing outside the building. [MC:P2/4/5C/7] While based in Massingham, Dodds-Parker received several important visitors, including George…
…Dodds-Parker is sitting on the left end of the front row, Sir Stewart in the middle, and Sir Stewart’s daughter Barbara to his right. [MC:P2/3/1P/113] Dodds-Parker witnessed many official events…
…to help them discover more.” Visit The Oxford Science Park’s new website: www.oxfordsp.com Watch the Park’s new corporate video, with stunning footage of both the College and Park here: http://oxfordsp.com/article-3.php…
…Kitchen Bar with riverside terrace. The College grounds extend to 100 acres including immaculate lawns, beautiful herbaceous borders, a circular riverside walk and a deer park. The following information is…
Magdalen College has taken full ownership of The Oxford Science Park. The Park was established in 1991 as a 50/50 joint venture to deliver high-quality commercial offices and laboratories for…
…the naturalism of the Deer Park and Addison’s Walk; and the sheer pleasantness of picnicking and punting on the Cherwell. Unlike many classmates, I enrolled at Oxford to pursue a…
Magdalen College is pleased to announce the agreement of a strategic partnership with an affiliate of GIC for the future development of The Oxford Science Park (TOSP). TOSP was founded…
…Park (TOSP), a leading science park in Europe, is one of Magdalen’s greatest assets . It’s majority-owned by the College in strategic partnership with an affiliate of global investor GIC….
…which include a deer park, a Water Meadow, and Addison’s Walk. Magdalen is open to visitors for most of the year. The New Building from the Water Meadow. Visiting Magdalen…
…you use one of the Park and Ride car parks: the Thornhill Park and Ride on the east side of the city will bring you to a bus stop on…
…parking owing to pressure on space. We recommend travelling by public transport or using the Park and Ride facilities offered by Oxford City Council (with 24 hour security). More information…
…that seen to,” we thought, slightly sheepishly. So the seal is now in the learned and dexterous hands of the Oxford Conservation Consortium, who are handily based just over the Deer…
…of academic excellence, Magdalen is best known for its architecture including the iconic Great Tower, its warm and welcoming community, and its extensive grounds which include a deer park, a…
…deer park (no biggie). Reason 3 Academic success. Magdalen came top of the Norrington table (which ranks colleges on finals results) in 2015, which is the first time in six…
…extensive and inspirational in Oxford, with a large deer park, beautiful walks and good architecture from the fifteenth-century cloisters built by William Orchard to Edward Holdsworth’s eighteenth-century New Building. Of…
…Woolly Mammoth. In 1922, construction workers were doing some repair work in the deer park. During the work, one noticed what looked like ivory and immediately alerted the Fellows, including…