CLV News

This week the Australian Government announced that international students will no longer have limits on their work hours, to help alleviate shortages that have been caused by the current Omicron outbreak.

Happy International Women’s Day! Women at CLV are integral to our success and while we celebrate them every day, we are taking the opportunity to highlight and share their experiences.

Campus Living Villages and its partners HLM Architects and University of St Andrews have won the Student Accommodation Development of the Year award for their Whitehorn Hall project at this year’s Scottish Property Awards.

Held at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on Thursday 20 February, the annual awards ceremony was judged by a panel of experts drawn from across the sector, that recognise the best new commercial and public buildings in Scotland.

Whitehorn Hall, which was completed in October 2018, is the latest in the expansion of accommodation at the University of St Andrews with 184 modern student bedrooms across four floors. It is named after Katharine Whitehorn, British journalist, writer and columnist and first female Rector of the University of St Andrews from 1982 to 1985.

The scheme was nominated against five other leading student accommodation projects across Scotland, including Powell Hall, which was developed by Campus Living Villages and the same partners and opened in 2018.

Joanne Hawley, Commercial Director at Campus Living Villages, said: “We are delighted to be recognised for such a prestigious award alongside our partners, for the Whitehorn Hall project.

“It’s a pleasure to be working alongside the internationally renowned University of St Andrews as we continue our expansion plans as part of a forth development at the site, Albany Park.

“University partnerships have always been at the core of our long-term vision, which is why we are focused on providing quality university-linked accommodation across our portfolio.”

Campus Living Villages holds 12 long-term, relationships with universities and higher education institutions in the UK alone with almost 80% of the 12,668 beds it owns being operated in partnership with a university, working together to deliver vibrant, engaging and supported accommodation.

The following Stage 1 restrictions have come into effect as of 12 pm today. These restrictions will be reviewed by the Government on a monthly basis.

Campus Living Villages and its partners HLM Architects and University of St Andrews have won the Student Accommodation Development of the Year award.

Student accommodation provider Campus Living Villages UK has won the Class of 2020 award for Outstanding Mental Wellbeing Initiative.

Student accommodation provider Campus Living Villages has today launched #YouGotThis, a campaign designed to help students with everyday tasks such as boiling an egg and creating a budget.

Susan Oliver, Chair of global student accommodation specialist, Campus Living Villages (CLV), is pleased to announce the appointment of John Schroder, as Group Managing Director.

Two new halls of residence at the University of St Andrews that Campus Living Villages has delivered are set to open in October.

Work has begun at a new £80 million project to develop new College facilities for students at Durham University, with turf-cutting taking place on 3rd September.

Campus Living Villages has been honoured with a Green Impact Bronze Award at the Green Awards.

Two University of Salford students who have received a financial boost thanks to support from Campus Living Villages have spoken out about it has changed their lives for the better.

Uni Hall in Christchurch and Te Puni Village in Wellington extended their support to students, tourists and locals displaced by the quakes, offering hundreds of guests a place to stay, hot showers, meals and comfort during a time of need.