Advice on finance budgeting for uni year 2

Hi, I'm a first year university student, next year I'm moving off campus with a current flatmate, the flat will be £148 pwpp, (all bills included) and the tenancy is 52 week, this means i will have £78 a year for food, and travel, i dont have a Nightlife,. Which is £1.50 a week. Which also means I won't really be going back to my parents that year since a coach is £25 minimum. My parents don't financially support me at all. I have applied for the dsa (dyslexia, dyspraxia) havnt heard back yet but even so I doubt I'd get any support for anything outside of my learning disability. Also, there's a chance my loan could be lower next year, because my mum changed jobs, she was working fulltime made redundant, working part time, working full time, so they're income would be higher since the new job is more hours then the old (full time) job. Anyone got advice on living on a small budget?

Have you checked your uni's website to see if you are eligible for a bursary? Can you find cheaper accommodation if you've not already signed a contract? Find a job for a few hours per week and ask your parents if they would pay for the coach trip home (or ask them to come and see you).

Hi, I'm a first year university student, next year I'm moving off campus with a current flatmate, the flat will be £148 pwpp, (all bills included) and the tenancy is 52 week, this means i will have £78 a year for food, and travel, i dont have a Nightlife,. Which is £1.50 a week. Which also means I won't really be going back to my parents that year since a coach is £25 minimum. My parents don't financially support me at all. I have applied for the dsa (dyslexia, dyspraxia) havnt heard back yet but even so I doubt I'd get any support for anything outside of my learning disability. Also, there's a chance my loan could be lower next year, because my mum changed jobs, she was working fulltime made redundant, working part time, working full time, so they're income would be higher since the new job is more hours then the old (full time) job. Anyone got advice on living on a small budget?