6 Beaconsfield Terrace

Yes, the summer bookings usually open around March. Keep a look out for pricing and information or contact the amber team.

Your room is yours for the full contract period and you don’t need to move out during academic breaks.

Contents insurance is included at some properties, which will be shown on the property page and details of the insurance can be obtained from the property manager when you check in. If you wish to confirm whether the property offers contents insurance, please contact the property team. Please note they advise taking out contents insurance if it is not included at your property and the management is not liable for the loss or damage of your personal belongings and room contents.

If you are a qualifying full time student, you will be exempt from paying Council Tax. You must provide them with your council tax exemption certificate which your university will be able to arrange.

If you do not have this when you move in because you have not yet enrolled on your course, please ensure that you bring with you the name of your university and your university student ID number.

Stage 1 – Where possible please make your complaint in person at reception or by telephone. Their staff on site will attempt to investigate and deal with the matter immediately. If you are unhappy with the solutions or explanations given you can escalate your complaint to Stage 2 by letter or email to site within 10 working days.

Stage 2 – Your complaint must be in writing. Their staff will pass your communication to a senior member of staff within the property, who will investigate further and provide a written response within 10 working days where possible. You must state why you think your complaint has not been treated fairly or correctly.

Stage 3 – Your complaint must be in writing. In the event that you still feel your complaint has not been treated fairly or correctly you can write to the Complaints Panel. The Panel will normally notify you of their decision within 10 working days. You must state why you think your complaint has not been treated fairly or correctly to this point.

Recycling is one of the best ways for you to have a positive impact on the world in which we live. Recycling is important to both the natural environment and us. We must act fast as the amount of waste we create is increasing all the time.

Property want to do our bit to protect the world, and we’re sure you want to do your bit too, so to make being eco-friendly easy for you we’ve provided recycling and refuse bins throughout your accommodation and we encourage all students to use the facilities provided to recycle waste where possible.

You should make sure that you empty packages completely and give them a quick rinse before you recycle them. Below you can find examples of what you can recycle and what goes in the different bins.

Be aware that if you put things in the wrong bin, it will contaminate the whole waste load which means that we cannot send that waste to be recycled. So, please take an extra couple of seconds to put things in the correct bin so we can help divert as much waste from going to landfill as possible.

Almost anything made of glass can be recycled, so make sure you put items like glass bottles and jars in the right bin and do not recycle broken glass or light bulbs. Anything that does not feature a recycling label must be put in the refuse bin. Other items that are not recyclable include: batteries, electrical appliances, kitchen waste, polystyrene, foam and sanitary products.

What can be recycled?

Plastics

Plastic cups and lids

Milk bottles

Takeaway containers

Plastic bottles such as water, shampoo or sauce bottles

Cardboard and Paper

Newspapers and magazines

Food cartons

Emptied pizza boxes

Envelopes or loose office paper

Aluminium and Steel

Drinks cans

Empty aerosol cans

Food cans

Lids from glass bottles and jars

Thank you for being responsible residents and for helping the world!

When applying for a room you will be asked a series of questions to determine the type of room/flat that you require, along with any special requests you may have. Please note that special requests cannot be guaranteed except where you have disability as defined and covered under the Equality Act 2010. They will attempt to meet your allocation needs as far as practicably possible, should you have a defined disability.

If you have a disability, medical condition or special request that affects your accommodation requirement please inform us in the additional notes section when completing your application, either online or by paper form.

You are encouraged to disclose any special requests for your stay such as your preferences regarding culture, religion, sex, gender, etc. to enable us to make an informed decision about your room allocation. Where appropriate, an applicant may be prioritised through the allocation categories as a result of disclosing a disability to us.

All utility bills such as gas, electricity, water are included in your rent. Unlimited Wi-fi* is also included. Your TV licence is not included in your rent as this is not classed as a utility and is your responsibility to purchase.

All of the properties offer a Wi-fi connection at the stated level** included within the rent and there is no additional charge for use of the on-site internet. Some providers may offer more services and packages at an additional charge which you are under no obligation to use. If you choose to add additional features to your internet package, that relationship is with you and the service provider directly and does not fall under the terms of your tenancy.

For information on the speed of your internet connection, please ask your Property Team for more information.

• a one off connection fee may apply dependent on property. Please see the tenancy agreement for more information.

• * the internet speed is the maximum stated speed available into the property.

All rent that is due must have been paid when you check in. If you are having difficulties or this will be a problem, please contact the property as early as possible who will assist you.

You can pay your rent either online by logging in to your student account, by bank transfer or by credit or debit card over the phone.

You can arrange a viewing by getting in touch with the amber agent

Yes, you can book rooms online using the ‘book now’ option, which only takes around five minutes.

A viewing usually takes around 15 to 20 minutes, however you can spend as long as you wish viewing the property.

The property team will guide you around the building and show you the social areas, outdoor spaces and on-site facilities as well as the rooms you would like to see (dependent upon availability). Please be aware that some rooms and apartments that you view may be occupied by their current residents.

They offer a Skype viewings for those who cannot view in person. Just click ‘Arrange a Viewing’ and from there you can choose the Skype option and organise a time and date that suits you. A member of the team will skype call you at your arranged time.

To book a room, click the 'book now' button on a room tile located on the property pages and a member of our Sales Team will be in touch to guide you through the process.

They do not accept tenants under the age of 18 subject to their Policy for Students under the Age of 18.

When you come to pick up your keys you need to bring some photographic ID. To find out what else you may need to bring check out their ‘what to take to university’ page.

Some properties have car parking facilities available for a small charge, please speak to your property team directly if you would like to reserve car parking.

Make sure you contact the Student Finance company for more information on what you are eligible for.

To contact the emergency services (Fire Service, Police, Ambulance and Coast Guard) dial 999

For non-emergency police assistance call 101

When should I use 101?

You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example:

Your car has been stolen

Your property has been damaged

You suspect drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood

Give the police information about crime in your area

Speak to the police about a general enquiry

You should always call 999 when it is an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, someone suspected of a crime is nearby, when there is danger to life or when violence is being used or threatened.

To contact the NHS for non-emergency medical advice and assistance, dial 111

When should use 111?

You should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it’s not a life-threatening situation.

Call 111 if:

you need medical help fast but it’s not a 999 emergency

you think you need to go to A&E or need another NHS urgent care service

you don’t know who to call or you don’t have a GP to calld

you need health information or reassurance about what to do next

For less urgent health needs, contact your GP or local pharmacist in the usual way. If a health professional has given you a specific phone number to call when you’re concerned about your condition, continue to use that number. For immediate life-threatening emergencies, continue to call 999.

On-site car parking is available at some properties, but is not included within the rental price unless explicitly stated and confirmed in writing. Payments for car parking permits are separate to your tenancy agreement. Please speak to the property team if you wish to purchase a car parking space. Car parking spaces are very limited and are strictly on a first-come first-served basis.

To learn more about the deposit requirement, please check the policy section above, or feel free to reach out to your amber agent.

For more details about guarantor requirements, refer to the policy section above or connect with your amber agent.

For more information on payment plans, refer to the policy section above, or contact your amber agent for assistance.