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Molly Dowrick

University threatens to throw out students for hosting house parties on residential street

Swansea University has warned students that they could face sanctions if they continue to host loud parties in their student homes in Brynmill. Staff from the CampusLife department have written letters to students living on Bryn Road to make them aware of "noise complaints" they've received from local residents amid "rising tensions" and an "anti-student" feeling in the area.

In the letter, which you can read in-full below, CampusLife says students' behaviour is "impacting other residents" and warn that if they receive further complaints, staff and local police officers will attend properties in-person.

Potential sanctions involve the students being required to apologise to locals or receive a formal written warning from the university or a "behavioural contract". Or, ultimately, students that continue their disruptive behaviour could face suspension or exclusion from the University - though staff say this is the "last thing" they'd want to have have to do.

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