Housing & Accommodation
Housing & Accommodation support helps you deal with renting issues, contracts, disputes, and moving in or out of student housing.
You’re not alone, LTSU Advice can help.
What this means
Whether you live in halls or privately, housing problems can include deposits, contracts, repairs, disputes with landlords, or moving logistics.
Why it matters
Sorting housing problems quickly protects your finances, living conditions, and wellbeing. Early advice can prevent small issues from becoming major disputes.
Do you need advice?
You might want advice if:
- You’re worried about your housing contract or deposit
- You’re having disputes with a landlord or flatmates
- You need help moving out or ending a tenancy
- You want to understand your rights in halls or private accommodation
What you can do yourself
- Read your tenancy agreement carefully
- Keep a record of emails or messages with landlords
- Document any repairs or problems with photos
- Check deadlines for notice periods or deposit returns
When to contact LTSU Advice
Contact us if:
- You need help resolving a landlord dispute
- You want to challenge unfair fees or eviction
- You need guidance on moving out, finding somewhere to live, or deposit claims
Next steps:
- Collect all contracts and correspondence
- Note relevant dates and deadlines
- Book an appointment with LTSU Advice to review your options
How LTSU Advice can help
We can:
- Review contracts and letters
- Advise on your rights and options
- Support communication with landlords
- Signpost to external agencies (e.g., Unipol, Citizens Advice, Shelter, local housing charities)
We cannot provide legal representation, but we’ll guide you on the next best steps.
How to get in touch
Book an Adviser Appointment
Or
Drop in
No need to book, just come and see us!
Horsforth Campus: Tuesdays, 11am–2pm
City Campus: Thursdays, 11am–2pm
Email: suadvice@leedstrinity.ac.uk
Helpful FAQs / Common Questions
Q: What should I do if my landlord won’t fix a problem?
A: Document it, then contact LTSU Advice for guidance on next steps.
Q: Can SU Advice negotiate with my landlord for me?
A: We can advise and draft letters, but we cannot negotiate directly on your behalf.
Last reviewed / Updated date
November 2025