UEA Accommodation

ohh, thanks for the reply I dont think I could live without an ensuite having had one for a long time!

Reagardless of price, which ensuite accomadation would you say was the best? (for social reasons, cleanliness ladies lol kidding )

As a medic I only had 4 accommodation types to chose from (village/campus ensuite/campus standard/campus shared room) but I don't know if this is the same for nursing

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ohh, thanks for the reply I dont think I could live without an ensuite having had one for a long time!

Reagardless of price, which ensuite accomadation would you say was the best? (for social reasons, cleanliness ladies lol kidding )

I suppose the other options (orwell/wolfson and mary chapman and studio) are relatively small so they probably won't have enough to allocate one 'block' to that group if that makes sense.

I was wondering if those doing nursing and other subjects that have a longer year can still choose any accomodation or are they restricted to certain ones because of the need to be their longer?

Whoa flicking back through the pages, people are naming so many different places!

Can someone break it down please?

Do you get given a preference, then allocated a random place?

Thank you for all the replies.

I am concerned about how hot Norfolk/Suffolk terrace get as I keep reading about this.

Could you give me anymore information about this?

I hava also heard that not many places have a cooker, which do.

Thanks

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Thank you so much for your time and effort. i really, really appreciate it !

you've all collectively answered vital questions, so thank you once again X-X

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Hi, I'm torn between the village ensuite and the campus ensuite. Originally, I thought the campus ensuite would be best, as it's bigger and closer to everything, but then I thought I'd go for the village 'cause it's quieter. My mum wasn't keen though.

Can anyone who stayed in the campus ensuite or the village ensuite tell me what it's like to live there, if possible? And is there a shop or anything in the village, or is it just accomodation?

Thanks!

I'm in the Village. What's it like? Well it's fine.

The room is like a small sort of motel room in Scandinavia - functional, compact, newish furnishings. It's about 5m long, 2m at its widest, and about a metre from the bed to the desk, which is long and has shelving overhead. There is a small plastic cupboard which is the bathroom - it's like the bathroom on a North Sea ferry. That gets cleaned once a week, but the room you have to clean yourself (or not - nobody's going to chase you up about it).Big window which opens fully, or from the top. Pretty warm in here - don't ever need the radiator on. One big cupboard and more storage space under the bed. Small plastic chair. Thick green curtain.

There's no shop here, but it's a 10 minute walk up Earlham Road to the Tesco Express, and there's a bigger Co-op just behind that. There is a laundrette here though. 6 washers, 4 driers. £2 a wash, 50p for 12 minutes drying.

8 flats in each half of the block, 3 floors to each block. Communal kitchen, which is fine - 2 small fridges and one bigger freezer. 4 hobs, grill, microwave which doubles as a conventional oven. Small cupboards for food storage. Shelves for pans.

It's a normal block of flats really. My block's pretty quiet (fortunately), but downstairs they often sit round in the kitchen of an evening, or head out in a group to the LCR or Mercy. We are a real mix of people: our ages are 40, 37, 36, 28, 20, 20, 19 and 18 respectively. 4 guys, 4 girls. 5 UK, 3 international. We get up at all hours, go to uni (10 minute walk down Chancellor Drive) come back throughout the day, meet in the kitchen. Sometimes we cook for each other - there's usually people in the kitchen from 7pm onwards. Sometimes we'll go up to the Asda in someone's car for a big shop. We often borrow things off each other - milk etc, and there's no hassle about it if you replace it. Last year they had a food thief which created a bad vibe, but this year it's all good. It's a really nice little community, actually.

I'm in the Village. What's it like? Well it's fine.

The room is like a small sort of motel room in Scandinavia - functional, compact, newish furnishings. It's about 5m long, 2m at its widest, and about a metre from the bed to the desk, which is long and has shelving overhead. There is a small plastic cupboard which is the bathroom - it's like the bathroom on a North Sea ferry. That gets cleaned once a week, but the room you have to clean yourself (or not - nobody's going to chase you up about it).Big window which opens fully, or from the top. Pretty warm in here - don't ever need the radiator on. One big cupboard and more storage space under the bed. Small plastic chair. Thick green curtain.

There's no shop here, but it's a 10 minute walk up Earlham Road to the Tesco Express, and there's a bigger Co-op just behind that. There is a laundrette here though. 6 washers, 4 driers. £2 a wash, 50p for 12 minutes drying.

8 flats in each half of the block, 3 floors to each block. Communal kitchen, which is fine - 2 small fridges and one bigger freezer. 4 hobs, grill, microwave which doubles as a conventional oven. Small cupboards for food storage. Shelves for pans.

It's a normal block of flats really. My block's pretty quiet (fortunately), but downstairs they often sit round in the kitchen of an evening, or head out in a group to the LCR or Mercy. We are a real mix of people: our ages are 40, 37, 36, 28, 20, 20, 19 and 18 respectively. 4 guys, 4 girls. 5 UK, 3 international. We get up at all hours, go to uni (10 minute walk down Chancellor Drive) come back throughout the day, meet in the kitchen. Sometimes we cook for each other - there's usually people in the kitchen from 7pm onwards. Sometimes we'll go up to the Asda in someone's car for a big shop. We often borrow things off each other - milk etc, and there's no hassle about it if you replace it. Last year they had a food thief which created a bad vibe, but this year it's all good. It's a really nice little community, actually.

Hey, I thought on here would be a quick way to ask (and would probably show up on google if other people are in the same situation as me.

I staying in the village last year and am filling in my census at the moment, and I need to put down the address I was at this time last year. I'm not really sure what to put- my postal address, or another 'official' address (I know the postcode is different). Could you let me know what address I need to put?

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That gets cleaned once a week, but the room you have to clean yourself (or not - nobody's going to chase you up about it).

We do if it gets too bad!

I'm in the Village. What's it like? Well it's fine.

The room is like a small sort of motel room in Scandinavia - functional, compact, newish furnishings. It's about 5m long, 2m at its widest, and about a metre from the bed to the desk, which is long and has shelving overhead. There is a small plastic cupboard which is the bathroom - it's like the bathroom on a North Sea ferry. That gets cleaned once a week, but the room you have to clean yourself (or not - nobody's going to chase you up about it).Big window which opens fully, or from the top. Pretty warm in here - don't ever need the radiator on. One big cupboard and more storage space under the bed. Small plastic chair. Thick green curtain.

There's no shop here, but it's a 10 minute walk up Earlham Road to the Tesco Express, and there's a bigger Co-op just behind that. There is a laundrette here though. 6 washers, 4 driers. £2 a wash, 50p for 12 minutes drying.

8 flats in each half of the block, 3 floors to each block. Communal kitchen, which is fine - 2 small fridges and one bigger freezer. 4 hobs, grill, microwave which doubles as a conventional oven. Small cupboards for food storage. Shelves for pans.

It's a normal block of flats really. My block's pretty quiet (fortunately), but downstairs they often sit round in the kitchen of an evening, or head out in a group to the LCR or Mercy. We are a real mix of people: our ages are 40, 37, 36, 28, 20, 20, 19 and 18 respectively. 4 guys, 4 girls. 5 UK, 3 international. We get up at all hours, go to uni (10 minute walk down Chancellor Drive) come back throughout the day, meet in the kitchen. Sometimes we cook for each other - there's usually people in the kitchen from 7pm onwards. Sometimes we'll go up to the Asda in someone's car for a big shop. We often borrow things off each other - milk etc, and there's no hassle about it if you replace it. Last year they had a food thief which created a bad vibe, but this year it's all good. It's a really nice little community, actually.

Ah well, I'm in no danger of that, fortunately

I have a census related question for you as well. If we fill it out online do we still need to sign the paper declaration as well as put the code on the front? Can't seem to find instructions for that one.