King’s College London Act 1997
1997 CHAPTER iii
An Act to unite the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals and King’s College London; to transfer all rights, properties and liabilities from the Schools to the College; and for connected and other purposes.
[31st July 1997]

WHEREAS—
(1) King’s College London (hereinafter referred to as “the College”) was founded by Royal Charter granted on 14th August 1829 by His late Majesty King George the Fourth and, notwithstanding the annulment of that Charter by the King’s College London Act 1882, remained incorporated by virtue of that Act and subsequently by virtue of the King’s College London (Transfer) Act 1908 and, since 1st April 1980, by virtue of the King’s College London Act 1978 and a Royal Charter granted by Her Majesty on 1st April 1980:
1882 c. xiii.
1908 c. xxxix.
1978 c. xii.
(2) From its foundation the College included medical subjects in its curriculum and soon thereafter established a school of medicine and dentistry (hereinafter referred to as “the College’s School of Medicine and Dentistry”):
(3) In 1839 the College acquired certain premises and there established King’s College Hospital as a teaching hospital:
(4) Under the King’s College Hospital Act 1851 the College’s School of Medicine and Dentistry was established as a separate body corporate and King’s College Hospital was transferred thereto:
1851 c. cxxxviii.
(5) Under the said Act of 1908 further functions and property of the College were transferred to the College’s School of Medicine and Dentistry which, under that Act, became a school of medicine and dentistry of the University of London (hereinafter referred to as “the University”) and was thereafter administered as one entity with King’s Col lege Hospital:
(6) Under a scheme made pursuant to section 15 of the National Health Service Act 1946 the College’s School of Medicine and Dentistry was constituted as a body corporate under the name of “King’s College Hospital Medical School (University of London)” and, in accordance with that scheme, was thereafter separately administered from King’s Col lege Hospital as an independent school of the University:
1946 c. 81.
(7) By virtue of the King’s College London Act 1983 King’s College Hospital Medical School (University of London) was reunited with the College and in accordance with that Act the College now maintains a school of medicine and dentistry known as King’s College School of Medicine and Dentistry:
1983 c. xii.
(8) Under the said Act of 1983 there was constituted a Committee of the Council of the College known as the Delegacy of King’s College School of Medicine and Dentistry to advise that Council on, and to superintend, the work carried on by King’s College School of Medicine and Dentistry:
(9) Guy’s Hospital was established in 1724 and Guy’s Hospital Medical School was founded in 1769. Lectures in dental surgery commenced there in 1799 and a dental school was established as part of Guy’s Hospital Medical School in 1889. Guy’s Hospital Medical School was admitted as a School of the University in 1900 and remained a constituent p art of Guy’s Hospital until 5th July 1948 when, pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15, the School was reconstituted:
(10) St. Thomas’s Hospital was established in 1173 and St. Thomas’s Hospital Medical School was founded in about 1550. St. Thomas’s Hospital Medical School was admitted as a School of the University in 1900 and remained a constituent part of St. Thomas’s Hospital until 5th July 1948 when, pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15, the School was reconstituted:
(11) On 1st August 1982 Guy’s Hospital Medical School was reconstituted pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15 as the United Medical Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals (hereinafter referred to as “the United Medical Schools”) and on the same day St. Thomas’s Hospital Medical School was reconstituted as the Administrati on Council of the United Medical Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals (hereinafter referred to as “the Administration Council”):
(12) The Royal Dental Hospital of London was established in 1858 and the Royal Dental Hospital of London School of Dental Surgery (hereinafter referred to as “the Dental School”) was founded in 1859. The Dental School was admitted as a School of the University in 1911 and remained a constituent part of the Royal Dental Hospital of London until 1948 when, pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15, the Dental School was reconstituted:
(13) On 1st August 1983 the United Medical Schools were reconstituted pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15 as the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals (hereinafter referred to as “the Schools”), the Administration Council was also reconstituted pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15 as the First Administration Council of the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals (hereinafter referred to as “the First Administration Council”) and the Dental School was reconstituted as the Second Administration Council of the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals (hereinafte r referred to as “the Second Administration Council”):
(14) On 1st August 1985 the Institute of Dermatology (hereinafter referred to as “the Institute”) which had been incorporated in 1950 as a company limited by guarantee, transferred its assets and rights to the Schools which were reconstituted on that day pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15 and on the same day the First Administr ation Council and the Second Administration Council were also reconstituted pursuant to schemes made under the said section 15:
(15) The Institute was dissolved in May 1988:
(16) By virtue of the United Medical and Dental Schools Act 1990 the First Administration Council and the Second Administration Council were dissolved and a centralised management was created for the Schools pursuant to a scheme made under the said section 15:
1990 c. vi.
(17) The Report of the Inquiry into London’s Health Service, Medical Education and Research under the chairmanship of Sir Bernard Tomlinson dated October 1992 (hereinafter referred to as “the Tomlinson Report”) recommended the linking of London Medical Schools to multi-faculty colleges and in particular that the Schools should merge with King’s College School of Medicine and Dentistry within the College and that this merger should be pursued and implemented with all speed. The Tomlinson Report also recognised that co-location of medical schools and multi-faculty institutions and rationalisation of facilities would need to be contingent on suitable financial arrangements being made and more particularly on the release of funds to finance it:
(18) The Department of Health has endorsed the broad conclusions of the Tomlinson Report, including the recommended merger of the College and the Schools, and the Secretary of State for Education has asked the Higher Education Funding Council for England to take them forward:
(19) The College and the Schools have agreed that it is expedient that provision should be made for the Schools and the College to be united in accordance with this Act:
(20) It is expedient that the other provisions contained in this Act should be enacted:
(21) The objects of this Act cannot be attained without the authority of Parliament:
May it therefore please Your Majesty that it may be enacted, and be it enacted, by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the King’s College London Act 1997.

2 Interpretation
In this Act, unless the subject or context otherwise requires, the following expressions shall have the following meanings:—
“the appointed day” means such day as may be agreed by the Council of the College, the Delegacy and the Council of Governors under section 3 (Appointed day) of this Act;
“the Charter” means the Royal Charter granted by Her Majesty on 1st April 1980 to the College;
“the College” means King’s College London;
“the College Statutes” means the Statutes referred to in article 14 of the Charter;
“the Continuing Trustees” means the Continuing Trustees of the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals constituted under section 6 (Constitution of Continuing Trustees of Schools) of this Act;
“the Council of Governors” means the Council of Governors of the Schools;
“the Council of the College” means the Council of King’s College London;
“the Delegacy” means the Delegacy of King’s College School of Medicine and Dentistry;
“the Former Establishments” means the United Medical Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals, the First Administration Council of the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals, the Second Administration Council of the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals and the Institute of Dermatology;
“the Principal” means the Principal for the time being of the College;
“the relevant property” has the meaning assigned to it by the said section 6;
“the Schools” means the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals and, except in section 4 (Dissolution of Schools) of this Act, references to the Schools shall be construed as including reference to the Council of Governors;
“the University” means the University of London.

3 Appointed day
(1) The Council of the College, the Delegacy and the Council of Governors may agree a day to be the appointed day for the purposes of this Act.
(2) Not less than 14 days before such day as may be agreed under subsection (1) above the Council of the College shall—
(a) give notice to the Council of the University of the day so agreed; and
(b) publish in the London Gazette a notice stating the day so agreed.

4 Dissolution of Schools
On the appointed day the Schools and the Council of Governors shall hereby be dissolved and the scheme made pursuant to section 15 of the National Health Service Act 1946 constituting the Council of Governors and defining the duties and powers of that Council and the Schools and providing for the management and control of the Schools shall her eby be revoked.
1946 c. 81.

5 Transfer of property, etc
(1) All property, real and personal, of every description (including things in action) and all rights and privileges of the Schools which immediately before the appointed day belonged to or were vested in or exercisable by the Schools shall on the appointed day, subject to the provisions of this Act, without any conveyance, transfer, assignme nt or other instrument, be transferred to and vested in, or be exercisable by, the College for all the estate and interest therein of the Schools.
(2) Any property which by any scheme, deed, will or other instrument or otherwise is held upon trust for any specific foundation or object of the Schools or of King’s College School of Medicine and Dentistry shall, on and after the appointed day, be held upon trust for and applied, so far as is possible, to the same foundation or object of the C ollege:
Provided that—
(a) any such foundation or object may from time to time be varied or added to by deed under the common seal of the College which shall have been approved by a special resolution (as defined in article 1 of the Charter) of the Council of the College but so that the funds and investments or share in an investment pool for the time being allocated t o that specific foundation or object shall remain allocated for that specific object or foundation; and
(b) any such deed shall not be of any validity until the same shall have been submitted to and approved by the Privy Council and a certificate of their approval thereof signed by the Clerk of the Privy Council, or by any other person authorised by the Privy Council in that behalf, shall be endorsed on the deed.
(3) Subject to the provisions of subsection (2) above, any property held by the Schools upon or subject to any trust or trusts shall be held by the College upon or subject to the trust or trusts upon or subject to which that property was held by the Schools previously to the appointed day.
(4) Without prejudice to the general effect of subsection (1) above, the property of the Schools transferred to the College by that subsection shall include such interests as the Schools may have in the freehold or leasehold properties and other interests in property specified in Part I of Schedule 1 to this Act and the trust funds specified in P art II of that Schedule.

6 Constitution of Continuing Trustees of Schools
(1) On the appointed day there shall be constituted a body to be known as the Continuing Trustees of the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals which shall exist for a period of 10 years from that day and which shall on the expiry of that period hereby be dissolved and cease to exist.
(2) Prior to the appointed day the Council of Governors shall appoint four persons, and the Delegacy shall appoint one person, and the persons so appointed together with the Principal shall be the members of the Continuing Trustees.
(3) (a) A member of the Continuing Trustees, other than the Principal, may, by notice in writing to the other members, resign his membership; and if a member other than the Principal becomes, in the opinion of the other members, unfit to discharge his duties as a member, the other members may, by notice in writing to him, terminate his membership.
(b) Where a member of the Continuing Trustees, other than the Principal, dies or resigns or has his membership terminated, the surviving or continuing members may by writing appoint another person to be a member in his place.
(4) The Continuing Trustees shall—
(a) consider for the purposes of section 7 (Restriction on use of certain property) of this Act, any proposals by the Council of the College to use or permit the use of any of the relevant property otherwise than for the purposes of educating, or providing facilities for, students of medicine or dentistry or of promoting and advancing the teachin g of, or research into, medicine and dentistry, or subjects allied thereto, within the College; and
(b) consider any other proposals or matters which may be referred to it by the Council of the College including any proposals for changes to the composition and functions of the Board of Management constituted under Statute 8A of the College Statutes.
(5) The Continuing Trustees shall determine its own quorum and procedure.
(6) For the purposes of this section and section 7 (Restriction on use of certain property) of this Act “the relevant property” means such interests in the properties specified in Schedule 2 to this Act as are transferred to the College under section 5 (Transfer of property, etc.) of this Act and such other property as may be designated by the Council of Governors before the appointed day, or by the Council of the College from time to time during the existence of the Continuing Trustees, as subject to the provisions of the said section 7.

7 Restriction on use of certain property
The College shall not during the existence of the Continuing Trustees use or permit the use of any of the relevant property otherwise than for the purposes referred to in subsection (4) of section 6 (Constitution of Continuing Trustees of Schools) of this Act without the prior consent in writing of a majority of the members of the Continuing T rustees.

8 Transfer of liabilities, etc
All debts and obligations of the Schools shall on the appointed day be transferred and attached to the College and shall thereafter be discharged and satisfied by the College.

9 Savings for agreements, deeds, actions, etc
All agreements, appointments, awards, contracts, deeds and other instruments, and all actions and proceedings and causes of action, which immediately before the appointed day were existing or pending in favour of, or against, the Schools shall on and after the appointed day continue and may be carried into effect, enforced and prosecuted by, o r in favour of, or against, the College to the same extent and in like manner as if the College instead of the Schools had been party to, or interested in, the same respectively.

10 Construction of bequests, etc
Any scheme, will, deed or other instrument, whether made or executed before, on or after the appointed day, which contains any bequest, gift or trust or other benefit in favour of or connected with the Schools shall, on and after the appointed day, be read and have effect as if the College were referred to therein instead of the Schools.

11 Transfer of powers to appoint or nominate
Any power or right of the Schools or of any of the Former Establishments or of any of their officers or employees to appoint or nominate a member of any health or educational authority, or of the governing body of any health, educational, charitable or other institution, shall on the appointed day be transferred to, and may be exercised by, the College or by the officer or employee of the College who, in the opinion of the Council of the College, most nearly performs the functions formerly performed by the former officer or employee in question.

12 Name of College school of medicine and dentistry
On and after the appointed day, the medical and dental school of the College shall be known as Guy's, King’s College and St. Thomas' Hospitals' Medical and Dental School.

13 Dissolution of Delegacy
On the appointed day the Delegacy shall hereby be dissolved and shall cease to exist.

14 Repeals and amendments
On the appointed day, the provisions of the King’s College London Act 1983, the King’s College London Act 1985 and the United Medical and Dental Schools Act 1990 specified in Part I of Schedule 3 to this Act (which include provisions that are spent) shall be hereby repealed to the extent specified in that Part and section 7 (Construction of bequests, etc.) of the United Medical and Dental Schools Act 1990 shall be amended as provided by Part II of that Schedule.
1983 c. xii.
1985 c. xvi.
1990 c. vi.

15 Amendments to College Statutes
On the appointed day, the College Statutes shall have effect as if they were amended as follows:—
(1) In Statute 1 (Membership of the Council)—
(a) for paragraph (1) there shall be substituted the following paragraph:—

“(1) The Council shall consist of the following persons:
(A) Ex-Officio Members:—
(i) The Principal.
(ii) The Vice-Principals.
(iii) The Dean or Deans of the Guy's, King’s College and St. Thomas' Hospitals' Medical and Dental School.
(B) Appointed Members:—
(i) one person after consultation with the Visitor.
(ii) one person after consultation with the King’s College London Association.
(iii) eighteen other persons who are neither employees nor students of the College.
(C) Elected Members:—
(i) eight persons elected from among their number by the academic staff of the College.
(ii) three persons elected from among their number by the students of the College.
(iii) two persons elected from among their number by the staff of the College who are not members of the academic staff;
such persons to be elected in the manner prescribed by Regulations.”;

(b) in paragraph (3) for the words “categories (i), (ii) and (iv) of paragraph (1) (D)” there shall be substituted “categories (i) and (iii) of paragraph (1) (C)”;
(c) in paragraph (4) for the words “category (iii) of paragraph (1) (D)” there shall be substituted “category (ii) of paragraph (1) (C)”;
(d) the words “Life and” shall be deleted from paragraph (7).
(2) For Statute 4 (Membership of the Academic Board) there shall be substituted the following Statute:—

“Membership of the Academic Board 4 The Academic Board shall consist of—
(1) Ex-officio Members—
The Principal.
The Vice-Principals.
The Reverend The Dean.
The Heads of Schools, Faculties, Divisions, Departments and Subject Groups recognised for this purpose in Regulations.
The heads of academic services recognised for this purpose in Regulations.
The President of the Students' Union;
(2) one student member from each School, Faculty or other constituency defined for this purpose in Regulations elected by the undergraduate and postgraduate students registered in that constituency;
(3) other members in number not less than the number of the ex-officio members to be appointed or elected in the manner prescribed in Regulations: Provided that a majority of the members of the Academic Board shall be Professors, Readers or Senior Lecturers.”.

(3) After Statute 8 there shall be inserted an additional Statute:—

“8A There shall be a Board of Management constituted in accordance with Regulations which shall advise the Council on the discharge of its responsibilities in matters relating to medicine and dentistry under the Medical Act 1983 and the Dentists Act 1984, or any Act repealing and replacing either of those Acts, and any other legislation relevant to the subjects within the purview of the Board of Management and on such other matters as may from time to time be prescribed in Regulations.
1983 c. 54.
1984 c. 24.”.

(4) For Statute 11 there shall be substituted the following Statutes:—

“Vice-Principals 11 The Council shall, on the recommendation of the Principal, appoint from among the staff of the College one or more Vice-Principals who shall, subject to these Statutes, assist the Principal in such matters as the Principal may from time to time delegate to them. In the event of two or more Vice-Principals being so appointed, one of their numbe r shall be appointed to act for the Principal during a vacancy in that office or during the absence or disability of the Principal.
Deans of the Guy’s King’s College and St. Thomas' Hospitals' Medical and Dental School 11A The Council shall, on the recommendation of the Principal, appoint one or more Deans of the Guy's, King’s College and St. Thomas' Hospitals' Medical and Dental School who, in each case, shall hold office for such period and with such responsibilities as the Council may determine and who shall be or become a member of the academic staff of the College in the relevant discipline. The Principal shall recommend the appointment of one such Dean as a Vice-Principal of the College.”.

16 Transitional amendments to College Statutes
On the passing of this Act, the College Statutes shall have effect as if, for Statute 20, there were substituted the following Statute:—

“20 (1) The foregoing Statutes shall have effect subject to the following transitional provisions:—
(A) Prior to the Appointed Day there shall be nominated by the Council of Governors six persons to be appointed to be members of the Council (“the Additional Appointed Members”) in category (iii) of paragraph (1) (B) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes.
(B) On the Appointed Day the persons appointed as Appointed Members in categories (iii), (iv) and (v) of paragraph (1) (C) of Statute 1 of the existing statutes shall be deemed to be Appointed Members in category (iii) of paragraph (1) (B) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes.
(C) On the Appointed Day paragraph (1) (B) (iii) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes shall have effect for a period of three years as if for the word “eighteen” there were substituted “twenty-four” and the Council shall appoint the Additional Appointed Members as members of the Council for that period.
(D) Prior to the Appointed Day there shall be elected by the academic staff of the Schools four of their number to be members of the Council (“the Additional Academic Staff Members”) in category (i) of paragraph (1) (C) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes.
(E) On the Appointed Day the persons elected as Elected Members in categories (i) and (ii) of paragraph (1) (D) of Statute 1 of the existing statutes shall be deemed to be Elected Members in category (i) of paragraph (1) (C) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes.
(F) On the Appointed Day paragraph (1) (C) (i) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes shall have effect for a period of four years as if for the word “eight” there were substituted “twelve” and the Additional Academic Staff Members shall be members of the Council for that period.
(G) Prior to the Appointed Day there shall be elected by the students of the Schools one of their number to be a member of the Council (“the Additional Student Member”) in category (ii) of paragraph (1) (C) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes.
(H) On the Appointed Day paragraph (1) (C) (ii) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes shall have effect for a period of one year as if for the word “three” there were substituted “four” and the Additional Student Member shall be a member of the Council for that period.
(I) Prior to the Appointed Day there shall be elected by the staff of the Schools who are not members of the academic staff one of their number to be a member of the Council (“the Additional Non-Academic Staff Member”) in category (iii) of paragraph (1) (C) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes.
(J) On the Appointed Day paragraph (1) (C) (iii) of Statute 1 of the revised statutes shall have effect for a period of four years as if for the word “two” there were substituted “three” and the Additional Non-Academic Staff Member shall be a member of the Council for that period.
(K) On and after the Appointed Day the persons who were Fellows of King’s College Hospital Medical School (University of London) or of Chelsea College (University of London) or Fellows or Associates of the Principal and Governors of Queen Elizabeth College immediately prior to the respective dates on which those bodies were dissolved and the Fellows of the Schools shall be Fellows of the College.
(2) In this Statute—
“the Appointed Day” means the day which is the appointed day for the purposes of the King’s College London Act 1997;
“the Council of Governors” means the Council of Governors of the Schools;
“the existing statutes” means these Statutes as they have effect immediately prior to the Appointed Day;
“the revised statutes” means these Statutes as they have effect on the Appointed Day;
“the Schools” means the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy’s and St. Thomas’s Hospitals.”.

SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE 1 Specified freehold or leasehold properties and other interests in property and trust funds transferred to the college
Section 5.

Part I— Specified freehold or leasehold properties and other interests in property

A—Properties on or adjacent to the site of Guy’s Hospital in the London Borough of Southwark
(1) The freehold property known as the Medical School Building (subject to a perpetual rentcharge of £707.70) and numbers 127, 129 and 131 Borough High Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 33774.
(2) The freehold property numbers 133 and 135 Borough High Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 272912.
(3) The freehold property numbers 137, 139, 141 and 143 Borough High Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number 174863.
(4) The freehold property numbers 1/3 Newcomen Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title numbers SGL 101683 and LN 181121.
(5) The freehold property numbers 4/8 Newcomen Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 181121.
(6) The freehold property 9 Newcomen Street known as Mollison House registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 43635.
(7) The freehold property the sites of 10/13a Newcomen Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 91142.
(8) The freehold property numbers 14/17 Newcomen Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 291470.
(9) The freehold property known as St. Christopher’s House situated at 208 Long Lane and 1/7 Castle Buildings, currently in use as a student hostel with out-buildings and registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title numbers 152766 and 443201.
(10) Those parts of Guy’s Tower, on floors 3, 7, 8, 12, 17, 18 and 20 to 32 (inclusive) occupied by the Schools as tenant or licensee of the National Health Service and/or the Guy’s and St. Thomas’s NHS Trust.
(11) The leasehold property comprising the 2nd Floor of New Guy’s House, together with the NMR Building.
(12) The leasehold property comprising the 4th Floor of Hunts House.
(13) The leasehold property comprising part of Boland House, being a majority of the basement, ground and 1st floors including the area leased to McDonald's.
(14) The leasehold property at Wolfson House comprising those parts used as a student hostel.
(15) An interest in Phase 3 of Guy’s Hospital Redevelopment.

B—Properties on or adjacent to the site of St. Thomas' Hospital in the London Borough of Lambeth
(1) The freehold property situated at the southern end of the site known as the Medical School Building (Block 9) and including the Dudgeon Building attached thereto.
(2) The freehold property situated to the north of Block 9 known as the Prideaux Building.
(3) The freehold property known as St. Thomas' House being a student hostel with attached sports and social facilities including the property registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title numbers LN 120876 and LN 128780.
(4) The freehold property The Rectory, 214 Lambeth Road, SE1 7JY.
(5) The leasehold property Brian Creamer House, Lambeth Road, SE1 7JY including the Lodge.
(6) Those parts of St. Thomas’s Hospital in the North Wing, the East Wing and the South Wing occupied by the Schools as tenant or licensee of the National Health Service and/or the Guy’s and St. Thomas' NHS Trust.
(7) Premises at St. Thomas’s Hospital registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 120874.
(8) The leasehold property known as the first floor of the former Lambeth Baths in Lambeth Walk being part of the property registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number TGL 84665.

C—Other properties
(1) The freehold properties numbers 24 and 26 Ferndale Road, Brixton, London, SW4 7SF registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 181272.
(2) The freehold property number 28 Ferndale Road, Brixton, London, SW4 7SF.
(3) The freehold property 46 Riverview Grove, Chiswick, London, W4 3QP registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number NGL 4512.
(4) Freehold property in Lewisham SE23 known as Honor Oak Park Athletic Ground, extending to approximately 3.6 hectares.
(5) Freehold property in Lewisham SE23 adjacent to Honor Oak Park Athletic Ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number 444196.
(6) Freehold property in Lewisham SE23 adjacent to Honor Oak Park Athletic Ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number 448520.
(7) The freehold property 50 Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 15854.
(8) The freehold property 52 Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 32546.
(9) The freehold property 54 Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 16978.
(10) Freehold property in Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 5494.
(11) The freehold property 138 Brockley Rise, Honor Oak Park, SE23 registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 85097.
(12) The freehold property 140 Brockley Rise, Honor Oak Park, SE23 registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 79482.
(13) The freehold property at Stoke Road, Stoke d'Abernon, Cobham, Surrey known as the sportsground part of which was previously known as the Polo Ground extending to approximately 9.84 hectares and including Pavilion and staff bungalow.
(14) The freehold property in the Borough of Colwyn, Wales known as Ty'n Lidiart Chapel, Pentrefoelas currently used as a mountaineering hut and registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 3732334.
(15) The licensed use of facilities at Lewisham Hospital in connection with the provision of teaching facilities at that Hospital.
(16) The leasehold property 71 Rainham Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 405679.
(17) The leasehold property Vine Cottage, 1A Longfellow Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 610643.
(18) The leasehold property 96 Windmill Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 90492.
(19) The leasehold property 285 Marlborough Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 91819.
(20) The leasehold property 287 Marlborough Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 50500.
(21) The leasehold property 289 Marlborough Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 54320.
(22) The leasehold property Broomhill House, David Salomons' Estate, Broomhill Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
(23) Use of Tideway Scullers School Boat House, Dukes Meadow, Hounslow under licence from that School.

Part II— Specified trust funds

Specific endowments—academic appointments
The Wolfson Foundation Fund
The Doubleday Research Fellowship Fund
The Martin Rushton Research Fellowship
The Dunhill Dermatology Research Fellowship Fund
The Mary Dunhill Chair of Cutaneous Medicine Fund
The Douglas Research Trust Fund
The Dudgeon Memorial Fund
Royal College of Surgeons Ophthalmology Research Fund
The Readership in Neuropathology Fund
The Arthritis and Rheumatism Council Chair of Rheumatology Fund
The Imperial Cancer Research Fund Chair of Clinical Oncology Fund
The Paediatric Research Unit Lectureship Fund
The Joseph Levy Chair of Paediatric Cardiology Fund
Children’s Nationwide Research Lectureship in Paediatric Nephrology
Children’s Nationwide Medical Research Chair of Paediatric Nephrology
The Prince Philip Chair of Paediatric Research
The Paediatric Research Unit Appeal Fund
The Ferdinand James de Rothschild Chair of Paediatrics Fund
The Children’s National Medical Research Fund
Lectureship in Paediatric Biochemistry Fund
The Paediatric Nephrology Lectureship Fund
The Philip Harris Chair of Radiological Sciences Fund
The Gordon Lectureship Fund
The Sir William Dunn Lectureship Fund
The Nettleship Legacy Fund

Specific endowments—other academic purposes
The Herbert and Emily Stroyan Fund
The Marston Research Fund
The Grainger Testimonial Endowment Fund
The Gordon Thomas Fund
The Agnes Shore Memorial Fund
The Anstie Library Bequest Fund
The Warwick James Research Fund
J G Turner Research Fund
Guy’s Centenary Fund
The RDS Centenary Fund
The Newland Pedley General Fund
The Newland Pedley Building Fund
The Newland Pedley Scholarship in Dental Research Richard Dickinson (General) Trust
The Richard Dickinson (USA) Trust
The Haematology Research Fund
The Montague Travelling Fellowship
The Featherstonehaugh Legacy Fund
R Forrest Memorial Fund
Mrs Lucy Wood Legacy Fund
E J Hopkins Fund
The Lilian Hilton Fund
The Desvignes Fund
The Adrian Stokes Memorial Fund
The Wyatt Fund
The Hyman Frankenburg Fund
The Anderson Trust Fund
The Dimbleby Endowment Fund
The Elsie Wall Cancer Research Fund
The Sackler Research Fellowship in Palliative Medicine
The William Dunn Fund
The Starling Memorial Fund
The M I Osmund Fellowship Fund
The Sir Arthur Fripp Memorial Fellowship Fund
The Sydney Ernest Banks Fund
The Mollison Memorial Library Fund
Bunty Orchard Lisle Research Fund
Mrs Gill’s Charitable Settlement Fund
William Henry Dickinson Trust
The Robert Boyle Legacy Fund
The Gertrude Brownjohn Legacy Fund
The Louis Jenner Research Scholarship
The Michael and Sidney Herbert Fund
The Griffiths Fund
The Medical School Research Fund
The L R de M Thompson Subscriptions Fund
The Hilda and Ronald Poulton Fellowship Fund
The Targett Pathological Trust Fund
The H A Brown Fund
Mote Bequest
The Davies Colley Memorial Fund
The Usherwood Library Bequest Fund
The Stobie Memorial Fund
Harvey Bequest

Specific endowments—lectures
The J H Badcock Legacy Fund
The Berry Lecture Fund
The Conybeare Fund
The Guymer Memorial Lecture Fund
The H E Herbert Memorial Lecture Fund Mortyn Jones Memorial Fund
Amalie and Edward Kass Lecture Fund
The Sarah Stolz Memorial Fund

Specific endowments—prizes for students
The James Rink Memorial Fund
The Mrs Doris Victoria Hopkins Legacy Fund
The Woolmer Fund
The Davies Prize Fund
The Roger Warwick Prize Fund
The McSwinney Scholarship Fund
The Tewfik Prize in Anatomy and Physiology Fund
The Hilton Prize Fund
The Michael Harris Prize Fund
The Gowland Hopkins Prize Fund
The Plimmer Scholarship Fund
The Prunty Prize Fund
The Leonard Lubbock Prize Fund
The Henry Levitt Memorial Prize Fund
The John Simon Prize Fund
The Stephen D Hey Prize Fund
The Hugh Dornhurst Prize Fund
The Professor Walther Prize Fund
The Emslie Prize in Periodontology and Preventive Dentistry Fund
The Gain Prize
The Harry Radin Prize
The David Frank Sturdee Prize Fund
The J A Smith Scholarship Fund
The Newland Pedley Prize Fund
The Jack Wheatley Memorial Prize Fund
The Malleson Prize for Student Dental Research Fund
The Dolamore Prize Fund
The F R Moser Prize Fund
The Parris Prize Fund
The Iain Benson Prize Fund
The Alfred Woodhouse Scholarship Fund
The Robert Woodhouse Prize Fund
The Arthur Cohen Prize Fund
The Saunders Scholarship
The Sidney James Kaye Prize Fund
The Rowe Prize in Conservative Dental Surgery
The Peter Lunt Scholarship/Prize Fund
The Baldwin Scholarship Fund
The Lonnon Bursary Fund
The Dermatology Prize Fund
The Leslie Hillman Prize in Haematology
The Pinniger Prize Fund
The Gilbert Prize Fund
The Mortyn Jones Prize Fund
The Sir Charles Symonds Prize Fund
R Warwick Prize in Oto-Rhino Laryngology
C Warwick Prize in Thoracic Medicine
The Wrigley Prize Fund
The Sutton Sams Memorial Prize Fund
The Rickford Prize Fund
The Rickford Prize in Gynaecology
The Bhatia Medal Fund
The Paediatric Prize Fund
The Pharmacology Prize Fund
The Bayer Prize Fund
ICI Prize in Clinical Pharmacology
The Wooldridge Memorial Prize Fund
The John Mellanby Scholarship Fund
The Pembrey Prize Fund
The Pearce Prize in Child Psychiatry
The Planck Bequest Fund
Tewfik Prize for Surgery Fund
The Treasurer’s Prize for Clinical Surgery Fund
The Solly Memorial Prize Fund
The Beaney Scholarship Fund
The Stewart Rouquette Award Fund
The Lady Thatcher Prize in Surgery
The Evan Jones Prize Fund
The Charles Forster Prize Fund
The Irvine Prize Fund
The Charles Oldham Prize Fund
The Surgeon Rear Admiral Clark Exhibition Fund
The Laidlaw Prize Fund
The Beaney Fund for Prizes in Histopathology and Immunology
The Nevin Prize Fund
The Frederick George Larkin Prize Fund
The Box Scholarship Fund
The Treasurer’s Prize for Clinical Medicine 1st Prize Fund
The Treasurer’s Prize for Clinical Medicine 2nd Prize Fund
The Baldwin Clinical Prize Fund
The Clutton Memorial Medal Fund
The Wainwright Prize Fund
The Preliminary Clinical Prize Fund
The Ridley Bequest Fund
The Seymour Graves Toller Prize Fund
The Edgcumbe Prize Fund
The Bristow Medal Fund
The Upjohn Clinical Prize Fund
The Cheselden Medal Fund
The Hadden Memorial Prize Fund
The Woolrich Legacy Fund
The Guy Ramsey Prize Fund
The Jean Hall Morton Prize Fund
The Hutt Prize Fund
The T J Evans Prize Fund
The William Tite Scholarship Fund
The Carleton Hunter Memorial Prize Fund
The Perkins Bequest Fund
The Ian Howat Memorial Prize Fund
The Golding Bird Prize Fund
The Mead Medal Fund
The Foord Caiger Exhibition Fund
The Beddard Prize Fund
The Louis Meyer Harris Prize Fund
The General Scholarship Fund
The Anderson Scholarship Fund
The Sands Cox Scholarship Fund
The Musgrove and Peacock Scholarship Fund
A M Clover Prize

Specific endowments—scholarships and bursaries for students
The Dental Postgraduate Travelling Scholarship Fund
The Joel Winter Bursary
The Storer-Bennett Research Scholarship
Wetherley-Mein Bursary
The Graeme Wilkinson Research Fund
The Greville Studentship Fund
The Henry Myers Exhibition Fund National Backpain Association
The Carolyn Warwick Studentship in Pathology Fund
The Guy’s Hospital War Memorial Fund
J H Keesey Bursary
The Mr and Mrs Leung Woon Keung Fund
The Beaney Scholarship in Materia Medica Fund
The Lambrinudi Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Rowley Bristowe Memorial Fund
The Dr James Leighton Hopkins Travelling Scholarship Fund
The Arthur Durham Travelling Studentship Fund
The Hector MacKenzie Exhibition Fund
The Murray Falconer Fellowship Fund
Astley Cooper Studentship
Medical Sickness Society Travel Scholarship (Dental)
Medical Sickness Society Travel Scholarships (Medical)
City of London/Merchant Taylors Scholarship
RTZ Bursary
The John Henry Wignell Legacy Fund

Specific endowments—staff and student welfare
The Pavy Gymnasium Fund
The Weller Memorial Fund
The James Hawker Memorial Fund
The L D Dinnes Memorial Fund
Guy’s Gazette

Specific endowments—to support mature students
The Laura Ashley Student Bursaries Fund
The Cochrane Prize Fund
The Marjory Murray Scholarship Fund
The Beryl Mitchell Fund

Specific endowments—to support intercalated BSc students
The Lord Riddell Scholarship (Medical) Fund
The Gull Studentship
The Lord Riddell Scholarship (Surgical) Fund
The Francis Lett Scholarship Fund
The Payling Wright Research Studentship Fund
The Borland Scholarship Fund
The Clothworkers' Awards Fund
The Schofield Scholarship
The V Urmson Smith Fund
The Clutton Trust Fund
The Box Legacy Fund
Haberdasher’s Company Bursary
Mercer’s Company Scholarship
Smith & Nephew Bursaries
The Roger Warwick Dental Scholarship
The Hudson Bequest
Wolfson Foundation Intercalated Awards
Goldberg-Schachmann Memorial Fund
The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation
The Jean Shanks Research Foundation

Specific endowments—student financial hardship funds
The Dr David Owen Fountaine Students' Exhibition Fund
The Jane Ortzen Abbott Fund
The Mrs Emily Davison Legacy Fund
The Dr George W Matthews Memorial Fund
The H P Mabe Bursary Fund
The Lewin Payne Discretionary Fund
The Students' Exhibition Fund
The Hampson Discretionary Fund
The Principal’s Fund
The J E Adams Memorial Bursary (1928)
The Ian McGow Memorial Bursary (1936)
The Sannyer Atkins Memorial Fund (1947)
The Special Grant from Mrs F Wrey (1947)
The Richard Newitt Fund
Sidney Smith Sanderson Fund

Specific endowments—student electives
The John Willis Memorial Elective Fund
The Wakeford Elective Award Fund
The National Westminster Bank Elective
The Dorothy Arnold Elective Award Fund
The Alfred Rycroft Memorial Scholarship in Dental Surgery Fund
The Alex Boulger Memorial Fund
The Sachedina Elective
The Joseph Maitland Fund
Hisako Ikeda Fund

Other
The Abbott Laboratory Award Fund
The Gladstone, Stansfield, Stewart Memorial Prize Fund
The Dennis Deuchar Memorial Prize Fund
Dr George Michael Morris Electives
The Riker Elective Award Fund
The Howard Rogers Memorial Prize Fund
The Gatsby Charitable Foundation
Rayne Foundation Electives

Specific endowments—student clubs and societies
The Cartwright Benefaction Fund
The Kenneth McKenzie Biggs Fund
The C C de Birch Legacy Fund
United Clubs Boathouse Fund
The Woodward Legacy Fund
The Dr R H Hayes Legacy Fund
The St. Thomas’s Hospital Amalgamated Clubs Fund

General endowments
The Abbott Legacy Fund
The L A Dunn Trust Fund
The Grant Massie Legacy Fund
The Milward Trust Fund
The Memorial Research Fund
The Platt Orme Legacy Fund
The School Endowment Fund
The St. Thomas’s Hospital Medical School Fund
The Martin John Turner Fund
The Thompson Bequest
The Williams Legacy Fund

Earmarked funds
The Cardiovascular Research Fund
The Public Health Medicine Fund
The Commercial Development Fund
The Dental School Fund
The Dermatology Fund
The Microbiology Fund

SCHEDULE 2 Specified properties subject to restrictions
Sections 6 and 7.

A—Properties on or adjacent to the site of Guy’s Hospital in the London Borough of Southwark
(1) The freehold property numbers 133 and 135 Borough High Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 272912.
(2) The freehold property numbers 1/3 Newcomen Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title numbers SGL 101683 and LN 181121.
(3) The freehold property numbers 4/8 Newcomen Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 181121.
(4) The freehold property 9 Newcomen Street known as Mollison House registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 43635.
(5) The freehold property the sites of 10/13a Newcomen Street registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 91142.
(6) The freehold property known as St. Christopher’s House situated at 208 Long Lane and 1/7 Castle Buildings, currently in use as a student hostel with out-buildings and registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title numbers 152766 and 443201.
(7) The leasehold property at Wolfson House comprising those parts used as a student hostel.

B—Properties on or adjacent to the site of St. Thomas' Hospital in the London Borough of Lambeth
(1) The freehold property known as St. Thomas' House being a student hostel with attached sports and social facilities including the property registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title numbers LN 120876 and LN 128780.
(2) The freehold property The Rectory, 214 Lambeth Road, SE1 7JY.
(3) The leasehold property Brian Creamer House, Lambeth Road, SE1 7JY including the Lodge.
(4) The leasehold property known as the first floor of the former Lambeth Baths in Lambeth Walk being part of the property registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number TGL 84665.

C—Other properties
(1) The freehold properties numbers 24 and 26 Ferndale Road, Brixton, London, SW4 registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 181272.
(2) The freehold property number 28 Ferndale Road, Brixton, London, SW4 7SF.
(3) The freehold property 46 Riverview Grove, Chiswick, London, W4 3QP registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number NGL 4512.
(4) Freehold property in Lewisham, SE23 known as Honor Oak Park Athletic Ground extending to approximately 3.6 hectares.
(5) Freehold property in Lewisham, SE23 adjacent to Honor Oak Park Athletic Ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number 444196.
(6) Freehold property in Lewisham, SE23 adjacent to Honor Oak Park Athletic Ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number 448520.
(7) The freehold property 50 Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 15854.
(8) The freehold property 52 Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 32546.
(9) The freehold property 54 Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 16978.
(10) Freehold property in Stillness Road, Honor Oak Park, SE23 forming part of the above-mentioned athletic ground registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number SGL 5494.
(11) The freehold property 138 Brockley Rise, Honor Oak Park, SE23 registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 85097.
(12) The freehold property 140 Brockley Rise, Honor Oak Park, SE23 registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number LN 79482.
(13) The freehold property at Stoke Road, Stoke d'Abernon, Cobham, Surrey known as the sports ground part of which was previously known as the Polo Ground extending to approximately 9.84 hectares and including Pavilion and staff bungalow.
(14) The freehold property in the Borough of Colwyn, Wales known as Ty'n Lidiart Chapel, Pentrefoelas currently used as a mountaineering hut and registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 3732334.
(15) The leasehold property 71 Rainham Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 405679.
(16) The leasehold property Vine Cottage, 1A Longfellow Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 610643.
(17) The leasehold property 96 Windmill Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 90492.
(18) The leasehold property 285 Marlborough Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 91819.
(19) The leasehold property 287 Marlborough Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 50500.
(20) The leasehold property 289 Marlborough Road, Gillingham, Kent registered in Her Majesty’s Land Registry under title number K 54320.
(21) The leasehold property Broomhill House, David Salomons' Estate, Broomhill Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
SCHEDULE 3
Section 14.

Part I Provisions repealed
Chapter	Short title	Provision and extent of repeal
1983 c. xii	King’s College London Act 1983	Sections 3 to 5
		Sections 8 and 9
1985 c. xvi	King’s College London Act 1985	Section 3
		Section 4 (1) and (4)
		Section 5
1990 c. vi	United Medical and Dental Schools Act 1990	Sections 3 to 5
		Sections 8 to 15

Part II Provisions amended
Chapter	Short title	Provision	Amendment
1990 c. vi	United Medical and Dental Schools Act 1990	Section 7 (Construction of bequests, etc.)	For the words “appointed day” where they secondly occur there shall be substituted “day which is the appointed day for the purposes of the King’s College London Act 1997”
		For the words “the Schools” there shall be substituted “King’s College London Act 1997”