Am I allowed to bring a mini fridge into my uni accom?

I checked the rules for the accom I applied for and it doesn't say anything about having a mini fridge in your room

Check your accomodation contract and your uni's rules about prohibited items.
Many english unis don't allow mini-fridges or portable heaters because of the risks of overheating and becoming a fire hazard.
If you have a medical need for a fridge, most unis will either provide one or give written permission for you to bring an approved make&model which they will inspect within the first week of moving in.

Even if the rules do not explicitly state that you cannot have a mini-fridge in your room, you still need to check with your uni accommodation team. If you have a medical need for a mini-fridge, most uni accommodation teams will either provide one or give written permission for you to bring one - again best to liaise with them directly about your needs.

In my halls at university of Southampton the fridge in our communal kitchen is full up and other people have filled up the only shelf i put my things in. I have only just started living out in uni so this is quite inconvenient and also I have soooo much anxiety even using the kitchen coz the other flatmates are in there all the time to the point where I have now gone for abt a week without a proper meal because of this.
I want to get a mini fridge for my room; I wont need to keep it on all the time and I dont really buy groceries in bulk. Im also vegetarian so the only crucial thing i need to keep refridgerated is eggs, everything else i need to refridgerate would be in short intervals.
My accommodation contract doesnt say anything about having a mini fridge, and I am scared that if i ask and they say no I'll be screwed.
My question is should I just go ahead and get it? Forgiveness is better than permission and all that jazz
OR do you think if I explain my situation they might allow me?

In my halls at university of Southampton the fridge in our communal kitchen is full up and other people have filled up the only shelf i put my things in. I have only just started living out in uni so this is quite inconvenient and also I have soooo much anxiety even using the kitchen coz the other flatmates are in there all the time to the point where I have now gone for abt a week without a proper meal because of this.
I want to get a mini fridge for my room; I wont need to keep it on all the time and I dont really buy groceries in bulk. Im also vegetarian so the only crucial thing i need to keep refridgerated is eggs, everything else i need to refridgerate would be in short intervals.
My accommodation contract doesnt say anything about having a mini fridge, and I am scared that if i ask and they say no I'll be screwed.
My question is should I just go ahead and get it? Forgiveness is better than permission and all that jazz
OR do you think if I explain my situation they might allow me?

In my halls at university of Southampton the fridge in our communal kitchen is full up and other people have filled up the only shelf i put my things in. I have only just started living out in uni so this is quite inconvenient and also I have soooo much anxiety even using the kitchen coz the other flatmates are in there all the time to the point where I have now gone for abt a week without a proper meal because of this.
I want to get a mini fridge for my room; I wont need to keep it on all the time and I dont really buy groceries in bulk. Im also vegetarian so the only crucial thing i need to keep refridgerated is eggs, everything else i need to refridgerate would be in short intervals.
My accommodation contract doesnt say anything about having a mini fridge, and I am scared that if i ask and they say no I'll be screwed.
My question is should I just go ahead and get it? Forgiveness is better than permission and all that jazz
OR do you think if I explain my situation they might allow me?