Work on a new book depository for Oxford University's main research library, the Bodleian, is due to start imminently after the project was approved last week. The depository, at Osney Mead near the River Thames, will accommodate eight million books - about 20 years' worth of acquisitions. It is scheduled for completion in 2009.
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