Blogs – Nottingham Students' Partnership

A tall, private hall of residence in Nottingham

Send us your thoughts on National Code for Private Accommodation

Blogs, Housing / 13 May 2025

A quarter of all students in Nottingham live in large blocks of private student accommodation each year. Approximately 90% of accommodation providers are members of The National Code (for non-educational institutions), which is a Government ‘Approved’ accreditation scheme designed to ensure a suitable standards of management in student accommodation. The Renters Rights Bill is currently […]

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Student Community Organisers Report – Autumn Term 24/25

Blogs / 16 December 2024

Review of Term 1 Progress within University of Nottingham Student Union (UoNSU) and Nottingham Trent University Student Union (NTSU)
Students not aware of the safety schemes that are available for them to use
Reoccurrences of housing to be substandard
1 – 1’s and Nottingham Citizens provide useful networking opportunities

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What are your expectations of Student Accommodation?

Blogs, Housing / 30 September 2024

Whether you’re a first-year student moved into halls in Nottingham for the first time, a second-year living in student housing in the city or a postgraduate staying in third-party accommodation, we need you to tell the council what you expect from accommodation. They’ll use this to make sure the guidance they issue for developers of

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East Midlands Devolved Authority Consultation

Blogs / 28 May 2024

A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT

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Student Living Strategy Consultation

Blogs / 28 May 2024

We welcome the collaboration between the two universities and the City Council to improve the quality, affordability and safety of student accommodation to meet students’ needs, and help make students feel like more of a part of the city. We do think there is some more work to be done to maintain focus on the

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