My daughter has been offered a clearing place in a college in London (grrr...) but of course is now too late to get a place in hall. Can anyone suggest any good strategies for finding a place to live? We don't live in the UK, so looking in newsagents windows etc is not a good solution 
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Finding student accommodation in that London
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Posted 9 months ago #
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Does the college not have an accommodation office you could call?
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gumtree
http://www.moveflat.com/Posted 9 months ago # -
Do the uni/college have an accommodation list you can request?
My uni held a list of landlords that had been approved - bit of extra trust implied because they could get struck off the list if they were useless, and it would be a good starting place for you as they should be local.
Dave
Posted 9 months ago # -
Jeeze, good luck.
Sharing is her only option. You're looking at £150 a week upwards for a separate flat. And that will be grotty.
What uni? Some of the suburban areas will be cheaper. You're still looking at £70pw upwards just for a room in a shared place mind.
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Which Uni, what campus? Is she prepared to commute a lot?
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You're still looking at £70pw upwards just for a room in a shared place mind.
More like 120pw upwards, depending on location.
A standard room in halls is £104-£115pw.
I'm currently studying at the royal college of art, if you let me know what uni she's going to and which area she wants to be in, we have a good Accomodation offered forum, so i could email you some ads off there?
Posted 9 months ago # -
@pinches - she will be at London College of Communication at Elephant & Castle - any help gratefully received (email in profile).
Been looking at http://www.unite-students.com/student-accommodation/london/Great-suffolk-street? 500 quid a week? Yer 'avin a larf!!!
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