Moving out as a student in the uk

There's obviously more to this that you're not telling us, but without knowing the details simply saying 'I need a flat in xxx and I'm not prepared to work for it' is unlikely to get any useful responses. Have you considered friends, family, charities, local authority?

Well family is the reason I want to move out and I can't get a job because another I'm moving out is because of my girlfriend who has terrible parents and I'll need to take her to school and stuff as she is doing a level and is very shy. So it is not that I am not prepared to work like you stated, it is that I am unable to work so please do stop presuming things before knowing all the facts. I don't mean offence by what I said, I just want to be clear. I don't know off any Charites, that's why I'm asking here if there is anything like that.

We can only base our suggestions on the information you provide. How old are you both? Do you have any savings? What do you mean by "terrible parents"? Is anyone involved abusive? As I said before, have you considered friends, family, local authority?

Thanks for sharing, that adds a lot to your initial post. It might be worth speaking to your local council and asking about accommodation options with them. Is there any way you could both get jobs over the summer, and maybe a part time job when term restarts? That would help to being able to afford to move out. I'm sorry I can't offer more concrete advice, and I hope you're able to resolve things in a way that keeps everyone happy. Good luck.

What could the council do if I did ask them?

You may be able to apply for council housing

https://www.gov.uk/council-housing

Ok thanks but that isn't what we're looking for.

Then you'll just have to stick it out.

Why does taking her to school mean you can't get a job? You can work around the school hours...how on earth do you think anyone works with children that they have to take to school? And to be honest if she can't get to school herself, I think her Dad may be right about the therapy. That is not normal behaviour for someone of her age.

Having to be accompanied to school at 17 is outside the normal parameters of behaviour and so some cognitive behaviour treatment may benefit your girlfriend. Remember therapy isn't a bad thing, doesn't mean she would have or does have a mental illness and on the same basis there is nothing wrong if she does. We are all different and unique. she is your girlfriend and understandably you want the very best for her and sometimes that is therapy.

Is council housing not an option because of the stigma attached to it? because you wouldn't be eligible for council housing anyway as your not actually homeless- no matter how bad the situation is at your homes you still in fact do have a home. However they can direct you to landlords that accept benefit claimants. however its likely that you would be allocated hostel accommodation.

infairverona gave you an opinion which is what you asked for. Your response was over the top and suggested that you are not capable of dealing with confrontation. if you respond to people in this manner then you wont get the help when you ask for it. I think you owe them an apology.

Do people not know how to read on this site? I SAID IT WOULD BE MILES AWAY FROM HER SCHOOL OK MILES AWAY. DO YOU WANT TO SAY MILES ANYMORE TO GET IT INTO YOUR HEAD. it really isn't that hard. Do you expect someone to walk a lot of miles to school? I would like to see you do it. NEXT TIME READ THE POST FIRST.

Having to be accompanied to school at 17 is outside the normal parameters of behaviour and so some cognitive behaviour treatment may benefit your girlfriend. Remember therapy isn't a bad thing, doesn't mean she would have or does have a mental illness and on the same basis there is nothing wrong if she does. We are all different and unique. she is your girlfriend and understandably you want the very best for her and sometimes that is therapy.

Is council housing not an option because of the stigma attached to it? because you wouldn't be eligible for council housing anyway as your not actually homeless- no matter how bad the situation is at your homes you still in fact do have a home. However they can direct you to landlords that accept benefit claimants. however its likely that you would be allocated hostel accommodation.

infairverona gave you an opinion which is what you asked for. Your response was over the top and suggested that you are not capable of dealing with confrontation. if you respond to people in this manner then you wont get the help when you ask for it. I think you owe them an apology.

I did read the post. You can walk miles, you can also catch a bus miles as well as catch a train miles. You don't HAVE to be driven. You also don't have to stay at the same school. if you are moving that far it would be recommended that she should

I do not owe anyone an apology, especially someone who insults other people just like you have when neither of you know the person you are insulting. She insults someone who she doesn't know and if you're reading this infairverona then at least my girlfriend can actually complete her work without needing friends to help her and at least she doesn't leave it until the last second.

How old are you? I think you should get some experience in life before you judge other people. You clearly did not read all of it. Are you one of them people who expects everyone to be just like you?