Flatmate is giving EVERYTHING she's got to make me homeless!

Hello, this is my first post on TSR so I would appreciate if you read the whole post and gave some feedback on what I'm about to tell you. I'm in first year at the University of Stirling. I tried really hard in my A-Levels so when I received my offer through Adjustment I was over the moon. I moved into my flat in September with 3 other people.

At first, everything was great- we all got on fine, everything was dandy. The girl situated in the dorm next to me had a girlfriend that was living in the neighboring halls, we spoke a fair bit at the start of the year and would have called her, not a close one, but a friend. The flat is tiny so I ended up going out in Freshers and finding my friends outside of my dorm. As far as I knew, I was still on good terms with everyone. In October, I got carried away with fraught inhibitions (due to the medication I'm taking) and was caught smoking a bit of weed near/on campus. I received a written reprimand telling me that anything like this happening once more would lead to a more severe consequence. I realize this was stupid, but I was sensible enough to own up on the spot and apologise and that I'd never do anything of the sort on/around campus ever again, and I stuck to my word.

A few months go by and I start getting Security regularly knocking on my door to tell me there's been complaints of me smoking weed in my room (??). I obviously denied the claims and they came in to search my dorm. They saw that I was telling the truth so they left- I had a meeting about it later but they had no proof that I was doing it/ believed that I hadn't, so no further punishment came from it. I was on edge at this time as I had no idea where these complaints were coming from. Turns out it was my flatmate's girlfriend that had reported me at least three times by now, under the same pretences that I was smoking weed in my room. I heard, from a friend, that it was all part of a plan to have me evicted so they could get my room. Things obviously turn a bit sour at this point and the girls resort to being petty- pouring my food down the sink, making up scenarios to report to the accommodation etc. Anyway, I remember it being late at night, as I was drinking, my stupid self acts wrongly again and I cover my fire alarm to have a fag in my room. 2 minutes later, the porters barge into my room and tell me that I'm going to be fined for covering my fire alarm. I feel a bit betrayed by my flatmate as I was constantly asking her if we were on good terms and she refused to tell me anything about what her and her girlfriend's intentions were, despite me already knowing. My flatmate's girlfriend moves into the flat above mine and is constantly smirking at me, I often hear them jeering at me through the walls.

On my 20th Birthday, earlier this month, I was called into a meeting with the Academic Registrar where they told me I was being evicted from my halls with a 28 days notice. I couldn't believe the punishment was so harsh, so I have appealed the situation and have yet to hear the final decision. Despite the decision already being made, I'm still getting porters and emails over fabricated complaints that these girls have made- one of them stating that I was knocking on her door threatening to beat them up. A complete and utter lie! I have flatmates that were in at the time who were with me to back this up. They're doing this to try and get the Academic Registrar to evict me immediately, so she can live next to my flatmate. They have both since blocked me on Facebook, after I asked for them to actually talk to me in person to get to the bottom of this so no more complaints are made- but they won't listen. They are persistent in getting me removed from my flat and the university is, so far, taking their stance.

Like I said, the decision is still to be finalised. I wrote a good appeal but it's now up to the University Secretary to decide whether or not I can stay in accommodation- I just don't like how they're taking advantage of the situation by spinning a bigger web of lies each day to add to their side of the story- and they're the ones claiming to be the victims. I know what I did was against the rules, but I know that because of the sense of urgency, with the girls rushing the Registrar by filing more and more complaints, things are definitely not in my favour and I am left helpless. I don't know what I did to deserve being in this position but it's completely unfair. I have a lot of my friends offering support and especially my flatmates are willing to take a stand, but I don't think it will be enough. I think that it's too far gone, with me already having received a written reprimand, and I won't have a place to live once I am forced to leave accommodation. I originally live in England (Stirling is a city in Scotland) and I'm scared that I will be given no choice but to drop out of university over something so trivial. If I don't drop out I will be homeless (just like any student I am very short of money) unless I return home, which is something I really don't want to do.

You read about hellish flatmates all the time on The Tab but never to the extent they are willing to make me homeless just to be next door to eachother until the semester ends next month. It's all too much and has given me an abundance of stress and anxiety- especially when this stems from virtually nothing. I have had nothing to do with the girls for months and they have this huge vendetta against me. As well as the appeal, I will be trying to fight against the injustice by bringing along my flatmates to shed more light on the situation. I don't understand how or why they're doing it but they're certainly winning whatever fight they've made this out to be.

Thanks if you took the time to read this and let me know your suggestions on what to do next.

Hello, this is my first post on TSR so I would appreciate if you read the whole post and gave some feedback on what I'm about to tell you. I'm in first year at University. I tried really hard in my A-Levels so when I received my offer through adjustment I was over the moon. I moved into my flat in September with 3 other people.

At first, everything was great- we all got on fine, everything was dandy. The girl situated in the dorm next to me had a girlfriend that was living in the neighboring halls, we spoke a fair bit at the start of the year and would have called her, not a close one, but a friend. The flat is tiny so I ended up going out in Freshers and finding my friends outside of my dorm. As far as I knew, I was still on good terms with everyone. In October, I got carried away with fraught inhibitions (due to the medication I'm taking) and was caught smoking a bit of weed near/on campus. I received a written reprimand telling me that anything like this happening once more would lead to a more severe consequence. I realize this was stupid, but I was sensible enough to own up on the spot and apologise and that I'd never do anything of the sort on/around campus ever again, and I stuck to my word.

A few months go by and I start getting Security regularly knocking on my door to tell me there's been complaints of me smoking weed in my room (??). I obviously denied the claims and they came in to search my dorm. They saw that I was telling the truth so they left- I had a meeting about it later but they had no proof that I was doing it/ believed that I hadn't, so no further punishment came from it. I was on edge at this time as I had no idea where these complaints were coming from. Turns out it was my flatmate's girlfriend that had reported me at least three times by now, under the same pretences that I was smoking weed in my room. I heard, from a friend, that it was all part of a plan to have me evicted so they could get my room. Things obviously turn a bit sour at this point and the girls resort to being petty- pouring my food down the sink, making up scenarios to report to the accommodation etc. Anyway, I remember it being late at night, as I was drinking, my stupid self acts wrongly again and I cover my fire alarm to have a fag in my room. 2 minutes later, the porters barge into my room and tell me that I'm going to be fined for covering my fire alarm. I feel a bit betrayed by my flatmate as I was constantly asking her if we were on good terms and she refused to tell me anything about what her and her girlfriend's intentions were, despite me already knowing. My flatmate's girlfriend moves into the flat above mine and is constantly smirking at me, I often hear them jeering at me through the walls.

On my 20th Birthday, earlier this month, I was called into a meeting with the Academic Registrar where they told me I was being evicted from my halls with a 28 days notice. I couldn't believe the punishment was so harsh, so I have appealed the situation and have yet to hear the final decision. Despite the decision already being made, I'm still getting porters and emails over fabricated complaints that these girls have made- one of them stating that I was knocking on her door threatening to beat them up. A complete and utter lie! I have flatmates that were in at the time who were with me to back this up. They're doing this to try and get the Academic Registrar to evict me immediately, so she can live next to my flatmate. They have both since blocked me on Facebook, after I asked for them to actually talk to me in person to get to the bottom of this so no more complaints are made- but they won't listen. They are persistent in getting me removed from my flat and the university is, so far, taking their stance.

Like I said, the decision is still to be finalised. I wrote a good appeal but it's now up to the University Secretary to decide whether or not I can stay in accommodation- I just don't like how they're taking advantage of the situation by spinning a bigger web of lies each day to add to their side of the story- and they're the ones claiming to be the victims. I know what I did was against the rules, but I know that because of the sense of urgency, with the girls rushing the Registrar by filing more and more complaints, things are definitely not in my favour and I am left helpless. I don't know what I did to deserve being in this position but it's completely unfair. I have a lot of my friends offering support and especially my flatmates are willing to take a stand, but I don't think it will be enough. I think that it's too far gone, with me already having received a written reprimand, and I won't have a place to live once I am forced to leave accommodation. I originally live in England (Stirling is a city in Scotland) and I'm scared that I will be given no choice but to drop out of university over something so trivial. If I don't drop out I will be homeless (just like any student I am very short of money) unless I return home, which is something I really don't want to do.

You read about hellish flatmates all the time on The Tab but never to the extent they are willing to make me homeless just to be next door to eachother until the semester ends next month. It's all too much and has given me an abundance of stress and anxiety- especially when this stems from virtually nothing. I have had nothing to do with the girls for months and they have this huge vendetta against me. As well as the appeal, I will be trying to fight against the injustice by bringing along my flatmates to shed more light on the situation. I don't understand how or why they're doing it but they're certainly winning whatever fight they've made this out to be.

Thanks if you took the time to read this and let me know your suggestions on what to do next.