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Hey! Do you know what size the beds are in Horwood Hall?

All single

Hi, what type of buses run around Keele? I will be moving from Manchester and will be living on campus. How much is a yearly bus pass in Keele? Is it worth getting one?

Also, as I don't live that far away from Keele, I will be traveling back to Manchester occasionally (at least once every weekend maybe). Normally I would have a Unirider which costs about £205 per year, would it be best if I just paid everytime I got on the bus back in Manchester or is it worth paying for a Unirider?

I get on the bus quite a lot around Manchester and not buying the Unirider will mean I will not have that 'freedom' of hopping on and off any bus whenever I want

Whats the night life and city life around here??

Whats the housing like?

Keele isn't within a city. There isn't really much nightlife compared to cities such as London or even Nottingham.

The housing is cheep and cheerful It's hard to explain until you see it for yourself. Houses are houses and they vary by price and size. Get a house on the Keele side of newcastle under lyme, not on the stoke side.

Ok thank you! I'm hoping to get an offer to do education studies in sep 2015 next year

I got AACCC in my AS results and in sept ill be going back to do A2's

Would there be any chance i could get an offer if its BBC??

Whats the night life and city life around here??

Whats the housing like?

Keele isn't within a city. There isn't really much nightlife compared to cities such as London or even Nottingham.

The housing is cheep and cheerful It's hard to explain until you see it for yourself. Houses are houses and they vary by price and size. Get a house on the Keele side of newcastle under lyme, not on the stoke side.

I agree there's not much nightlife compared to big cities, but there's enough I'd say! There's a fair amount of clubs in Hanley and even a few in Castle, so while I wouldn't say you're extremely spoilt for choice you wouldn't be bored! I've found that I prefer going to union than clubs (but I used to go to clubs at home) because it's a better atmosphere most of the time and cheaper! And if you're looking for shops like a city there's more than enough in Hanley I'd say. It's like a small city to me and I lived in Birmingham before coming to uni. You don't miss much.

Hi, im transferring my job to hopefully the branch in newcastle or hanley and i was wondering how often do the buses come and which is easier to get to? I'd be going to the city centres.

Hi this might seem like a silly question, but does the student union have a dress code for the night events? Such as footwear, are converse okay?

They're fine! There's no limitations as long as you're actually wearing clothes haha. Generally on nights out girls tend to wear dresses/clubwear/dressy casual. But there's plenty of people who don't dress up as well

What are the people like? Are they wild party animals or can they have fun other ways?
Because I'm now second year at this Uni and I'm not into drinking, people here seem like they can't have fun without it which kind of annoys me :/ I'm thinking of going elsewhere