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Canal Point
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Location: Central London (accessible by public transport).
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Price: £230–£295 per week.
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Facilities: En-suite rooms, all-inclusive bills, 24/7 security, communal spaces.
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The Curve
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Location: Central London.
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Price: £245–£320 per week.
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Facilities: En-suite rooms, gym, all-inclusive utilities, and 24-hour reception.
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Liberty Living (Various locations in London)
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Price: £190–£300 per week.
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Facilities: All-inclusive utilities, high-speed internet, 24/7 security.
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iQ Student Accommodation (Multiple locations)
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Price: £180–£350 per week.
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Facilities: 24/7 security, gym, study areas, and social spaces.
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Price: £150–£250 per week (includes meals).
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Where to Find: Agencies like Host Families UK or London Homestay Network.
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TGA Guardianship
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StudyGuard
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UK Guardians
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If you're under 18, the safest and most supported option is university-managed accommodation or homestay with an Aegis-accredited guardianship provider.
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If you’re over 18, private student accommodation might offer more independence, but ensure that a suitable guardianship service is in place if necessary.
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