Ten new blocks of student flats to be built in Lincoln
Over one thousand extra students could be coming to Lincoln after the city’s council voted in favour of new accommodation buildings last night.
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Over one thousand extra students could be coming to Lincoln after the city’s council voted in favour of new accommodation buildings last night.
The University of Lincoln has announced it is looking into reports of missing or damaged post at its on-campus student accommodation.
Five housing projects in Lincolnshire have received over £22 million worth of funding from government, as part of a plan to build 100,000 across the country.
This weekend, thousands of freshers will move away from the familiarities of home to start their university journey. There’s a lot to think about when moving away for the first…
Gregor Smith speaks to Shelly Asquith, newly elected NUS Vice President Welfare, about how she plans to tackle the various emerging crises in student welfare under a majority Conservative government.
Local legislation that would see restrictions imposed on the number of properties converted to student homes still has an uncertain future.
Subsidiary landlords for one of Lincoln’s student accommodation giants, ClubEasy, have fallen into administration after going bankrupt, affecting more than 170 students.
The University of Lincoln Students’ Union held its housing fayre yesterday – just a day after the NUS had issued advice “not to rush into renting too early”.
Despite stating in January that restrictions on student housing and other multiple occupancy households were "unlikely to happen", now SU President Brian Alcorn is having to deal with the issue…
First year students allotted to Danesgate House ended up in hotels during Freshers’ Week, after new owners Mansion Property Management failed to have all the required rooms ready for the…