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August 11, 2017
By Jake Kennedy, Jamie Tahsin, Max Reynolds, Rakan Dajani
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Empty Spaces

At the beginning of 2017 the social activist project ‘Iffley Open House’ occupied an empty building owned by an Oxford University college to house the city’s homeless. In February, the college sought to evict them and we took a look at the project and its repercussions.

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