[4] The college had originally, in 1953, been intended to provide senior levels of qualifications in aeronautical engineering, because it was near Heathrow Airport, but this plan was dropped in 1957.

[9] Uxbridge College has spent heavily on its buildings, facilities and IT systems, spending £38 million over the last 12 years.

On the Uxbridge campus the Mall offers conference and classroom facilities alongside a coffee and relaxation area.

It also houses student and learning support services and includes private offices for confidential meetings.

The Hayes Community Campus offers purpose-built facilities including professional level hair and beauty salons, a theatre for dance and drama performances, rehearsal and recording spaces for musicians, a nursery and a multi-gym.