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Family accommodationI am a student with a family and I am planning to go to London with my husband, my two-year old son and my mother. Are there any restriction for the number of bedrooms for my family. Can I rent a flat with a living room and a bedroom or my choice should be restricted to two bedrooms flats only?
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Re: Family accommodationThere's information here on the legal definition of overcrowding in housing, which might help.(Original post by Anva)
I am a student with a family and I am planning to go to London with my husband, my two-year old son and my mother. Are there any restriction for the number of bedrooms for my family. Can I rent a flat with a living room and a bedroom or my choice should be restricted to two bedrooms flats only?
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Re: Family accommodationElderly parent needs looking after? Grandmother who is happy to watch over her grandchild (
)? Financial reasons (eg, can only afford to live in London with a third source of money)?
There are plenty of reasons.
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Re: Family accommodationPersipan thank you very much, that was very helpful!(Original post by Persipan)
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Re: Family accommodation(Original post by TheSownRose)
Elderly parent needs looking after? Grandmother who is happy to watch over her grandchild ()? Financial reasons (eg, can only afford to live in London with a third source of money)?
There are plenty of reasons.
Well, London is very expensive and our course will be very intense. So, grandmother who is happy to watch over her grand child is much more affordable and reliable than kindergarten, babysitter and house-cleaner! -
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Re: Family accommodationWell, presumably you don't have a husband and a two-year-old child!(Original post by Mr Dangermouse)
I just find it strange for anybody to move to uni with their family
)? Financial reasons (eg, can only afford to live in London with a third source of money)?
