FIve Things to Do and See in Birmingham

Quick Snacks; Holy Moly and Pig and Apple in Grand Central

Holy Moly is fairly new to Grand Central. It’s located on the upper part of Grand Central where the shops and eateries are situated, right where this section connects to the rest of the Birmingham Bullring. What it offers is a variety of mac and cheese dishes as well as other meals such as burgers and chicken, all perfect for tempting your taste buds. 

This would certainly make a nice change to your regular restaurants and takeaways, especially amongst the hustle and bustle of all the City Centre footfall as the stomach starts to rumble. What you could do is go around town, visit a number of places, nip into some shops along the way and end up here for a lunch or a snack. It might just turn out to be one of your favourite places to visit.

Another new one that’s perhaps a little out of the ordinary, but pretty hard to resist when it appears in your peripheral vision as you happen to walk past, is Pig and Apple. Great for a quick snack, especially when you’re a little tired of going to McDonalds, Greggs or Subway etc, this place provides hog roast style food. Ideal for meat lovers, and brilliant for hungry lunch-time tums.

Ghetto Golf at the Custard Factory

Somewhere that combines a cocktail bar with a form of crazy golf, this entry on the blog is most certainly unique. Ghetto Golf is situated within the Custard Factory- a quirky place in Digbeth boasting shops, a cinema and a café. Ghetto Golf is eye-catching and fun, boasting adventurous, bold designs around its urban golf course. It’s an adults-only place that’s worth keeping in mind for when your evening is ending or just beginning and you want to something fun and different to do for a laugh with friends.

Trips Out On the Train

Sometimes the city surroundings can become a little too familiar and you feel like you need a change of scenery. And sometimes you want to find something that is interesting and stimulating on a different level. With that in mind, students in Birmingham should take note of how well-placed the city they’re living in is. Its central position relative to the rest of The UK means other parts of the country are fairly easy to reach. Plus, with the train services that run to and from Birmingham on a regular basis, planning and executing a day-trip to somewhere that is well worth a visit such as Stratford, can be hassle-free and pretty kind on your bank balance, too.

Live Music in Birmingham

If you really want to get out and experience something in the evening, seeing a concert is a great way to do it. Birmingham has a rich history when it comes to music, and when you take along a few of your mates with you, a great gig can become a shared night that you will always remember. While some of the venues in Birmingham cater to larger acts with a ticket price to match, other venues like the O2 Institute host a collection of slightly lesser-known names for a much more affordable price. Visit their website today and have a look at who you could see in the near future for an evening of awesome live music.

Both Sides of the Stage

Another option for something to do that is also easy on your debit card is a visit to The Crescent Theatre. The Crescent Theatre is a non-professional theatre handily positioned just off Broad Street. They put on a range of first-rate productions, and tickets are available for a very reasonable price. Plus, what’s great about the Crescent is, if you like what you see and want to get involved, there are numerous ways for you to join and participate directly.

Birmingham Student Accommodation with Unihousing

Whatever you are looking for in your Birmingham student accommodation, Selly Oak-based lettings agents Unihousing are sure to satisfy your demands. Unihousing offers a selection of Birmingham student studios and houses which are superbly situated and furnished with everything needed for the modern-day student lifestyle. 

Affordably priced, Unihousing’s Selly Oak studios and houses are conveniently located within a short distance of transport links making it easy to get to Birmingham City Centre as well as other towns and cities. Also, the location of these properties means that getting to shops and supermarkets as well as Selly Oak restaurants and nightlife is easy too.

Why not get in touch with Unihousing today to find out what we can do for you!

15 Ways to Save Yourself Money at University

Public Transport

For most students in 2019, having a car during their time at university is a luxury. Normally students will find themselves dependent on public transport. At first, this may seem like an expensive alternative to driving yourself, however, with a little bit of work this can defiantly work in your favour. Investing in rail and bus cards for the year can help to save you money over the course of a year.

Loyalty Cards

Loyalty cards are quite common these days and a lot of stores have them. They're usually very easy to get hold of and can be found in-store. They are a great way to earn free rewards as you go about your general day. Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Co-Op and many other large supermarkets offer money off vouchers when you earn a number of points, which can save you hundreds of pounds while you’re at University.

Newsletters and Emails

I’m sure you're all sick to death of receiving marketing through your emails and texts, but this is often one great way of getting hold of exclusive deals and discounts that you can’t find anywhere else. Taking 5 minutes a day to scroll through your emails could be saving you a considerable amount of money which could be spent elsewhere.

Competitions

They're everywhere, somebody is always offering you the chance to win prizes. Most of the time they're not worth the time of day, however getting involved in competitions that are more local and not entered by many could be a very easy way to win yourself a little extra something.

Student Discount

This is literally free money. As a student you'll have a student ID card. A simple search of the internet will tell you many of the places where simply showing this student card could get you a discount on any products in store. There are also other companies such as NUS which offer a further discount on stores. Next time you’re going out to shop make sure you take your student card with you and see how much you could save.

Cooking

Not only is this a healthy alternative but it will save you a fortune in food bills each month. We all enjoy a takeaway or a meal when you’re with friends, but it’s simply not affordable on a student budget. Cooking your own food, which you’ve bought from a store, will be much cheaper and healthier than getting food out and about. It also offers you the opportunity to cook for friends and make a social event from it. 

Shopping Late at Night

This is a good one. Not many people are aware that many large supermarkets offer fantastic deals in the evening on products that are soon to be out of date. These deals are generally offered on the evening of the sell-by date on each item. This means you can pick up food cheap. Be careful when checking the date of food however. You can still use food past its sell-by-date, just ensure you store it correctly. 

Don’t Buy Expensive Brands

We all enjoy branded things in life, whether that’s clothes, cars, watches and even toilet paper, but its not always affordable. Sometimes buying store brands can help to save you a lot of money. Things such as dishwasher tablets and fabric softener can all be bought at a much cheaper price if you’re willing to purchase a cheaper brand. These products provided an almost identical result with a much lower price tag.

Drink Water

There's a large variety of drinks available to shoppers, ranging from carton drinks like orange juice, to canned or bottled soft drinks. Instead of spending money on drinks that can be unhealthy and expensive, just drink water. It’s a great alternative which hydrates you and saves you money at the same time. This is one very easy way to keep hold of your money, and stay healthy at the same time. 

Budgeting

Keeping a budget is one of the best ways to save yourself a heap of cash during your time at university. If you’re not sure what this is or how to do it, take a look on websites such as Money Saving Expert. Effectively you limit what you're spending on different aspects of your life to help you control your spending. It's easy to go overboard on your spending when you're not keeping tabs, keeping to a budget helps you to not spend too much, and save some money. 

Student Nights

As many students will by now be fully aware, most student cities have their own student night, this is generally the day when bars and clubs offer some form of discount on drinks, this allows students to come out and spend slightly less on their night out. This isn’t always the same for every club, which could work in your favour. Visiting certain pubs and clubs on specific nights of the week can help you to save money all the time.

Pre-Drinks

Another fantastic way to save yourself some money on a night out is to ‘pre-drink’. This is the idea of drinking before you head out into the town. You can usually pick up drinks cheap in supermarkets and local stores. You can get 4 times as much if you buy from a store than a bar, so make sure you get in what you can while you’re still at home. Alternative to this, stay in for longer and head out later in the night to avoid having to spend at the pubs.

Part-Time Job

A part-time job can be hard to justify, especially when you should be spending time on your university work. However, if you feel able to fit a part-time job into your schedule, it can help to inject some cash into your account. This allows you to enjoy some of the finer things in life and from time-to-time treat yourself to something like a new top or a nice meal out.

An Alternative to the Gym

Going to the gym is great for staying healthy, however, it can also be a money sink. The surrounding area of Selly Oak has some great places where you can go with friends to get some exercise that’s completely free. Consider running as an alternative to the gym, or invest in some exercise gear for home. A set of weights for home is a great way to get exercise in when you want to, without spending a large amount of money. 

Getting Your Student Accommodation Early

Getting hold of your student studio or housing early ensures you get the best selection of properties. During the start of the letting season, letting agents and landlords are looking to get as many tenants as possible, so make sure you find the best deals. This is your opportunity to save some money on your student accommodation.

Unihousing

Looking for student accommodation local to the University of Birmingham? Unihousing is an established letting agent/landlord who offer accommodation every year to suit all students and there needs. See our available student property today and register your interest to find out more about our properties.

A Better Student Year in 2019

Sometimes a little advice can point you in the right direction. Completing your assignments and exams done is one thing, but student life is about much more than that. Here are a few ideas to help you improve your day-to-day journey through the academic year.

Sports and Fitness

Sports are obviously a great way to keep fit and stay in good physical shape. There are added advantages that playing sports and exercise, in general, can offer you, such as better mental health and the opportunity to meet people and build friendships.

In practice playing sports on a regular basis could also become a welcome release from the stress of studying and attending lectures, giving you the chance to blow off steam and do something fun that differs somewhat from things you perhaps would do on a normal basis, like gaming or watching Netflix.

If team sports aren’t really your thing or the thought of doing conventional sports like football and cricket doesn’t appeal to you, have a think about other physical activities like boxing or martial arts. There may be more places that have been popping up that offer these kinds of than you might have realised, so the opportunity to get yourself involved is certainly there.     

To further enhance your health and fitness, make a special effort to eat and drink healthily if you do not already. Consuming a balanced diet that avoids excessive alcohol and other things that aren’t too good for you as well as getting the right amount of fruit and veg’ is all crucial to a diet that is going to boost your health.          

Student's Union

Getting involved with the student union at your university also has the potential to be highly enjoyable and beneficial to you in various ways. The University of Birmingham Student Union, for example, is set-up to represent UoB students and their concerns, but the opportunity they extend for you to get involved in one of the several areas related to the SU's work should be worth any student considering. Work opportunities within the student union itself can be found, but alongside this, there are a large collection of student groups for you to join, too.      

Volunteering

Taking things a step further, you might find that volunteering somewhere outside the university has a lot to offer. Aside from the learning and personal growth you could possibly discover through volunteering, it could potentially provide you with an opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills that could enrich the learning undertaken through your university course. Volunteering could additionally help you to get a better understanding of the career you have in mind for yourself as well as possibly increasing your chances of finding employment after you have graduated from university.  

Keep Organised!

One thing that we could perhaps all do better with is keeping organised. And if you’re a student at university, making sure you stay organised in terms of your work can mean a better or worse chance of passing your course. So, when it comes to assignments and exams and anything else you have to prepare for or complete for a specific date, planning ahead and organising should not be overlooked.

Blogs

Once you've moved away from it's perhaps easy to feel a little lonely and isolated. There is also the possibility that there will be times when you struggle with certain issues and maybe find it difficult to feel as positive as you would like to.

There are some students out there that have created their own blogs. Using blogs in a similar manner to these students could help you to deal with how you feel. Or you could you use a blog to explore a subject that you find particularly interesting, which could help you to feel more positive as a result. Or if that doesn’t quite offer you a way to express yourself, maybe some form of arts and crafts or performance-related hobbies would. 

Student Accommodation with Unihousing

Without a doubt, good student accommodation is a crucial part of a happy university experience. For those looking for high-standard Birmingham student accommodation., Selly Oak-based Unihousing are a great option for ending your search. Registered lettings agents who can be relied upon to provide impressive student housing for reasonable prices, Unihousing has been offering both student studios and houses that are spacious and comfortable with excellent locations.

Fully furnished with central heating, showers and provided by a lettings agency that has their own team of qualified tradesmen ready to address any issues you may have with your property, Unihousing Birmingham student accommodation is an obvious choice for the kind of student lifestyle that you are seeking. Whether it’s a student studio or a house to share with others, the Selly Oak locations of their properties mean that easy access to both convenience and entertainment will be yours on a weekly basis, as a whole range of amenities, pubs and restaurants that are only a short walk from your front door.   

So why not contact Unihousing today to find out what we can do for you?

7 Things to Remember When Looking for Student Accommodation.

As a Student in 2019, the chances are you’re looking for a place to stay while at the University of Birmingham. Finding the student accommodation that Is right for you, however, can be difficult. More often than not students will move into their accommodation only to find that it’s not all that it was made up to be.  To ensure that you can avoid this happening and that you get what you’re looking for, here are 7 things to look out for when you’re on the search for student accommodation in Selly Oak.

Locality to University/ travel options

Firstly, and one of the more important things to consider when looking for accommodation ready for your next academic year at university is its location. Now, this may seem quite an obvious one, but you’d be surprised at how wrong some get it. Students should consider travel time and cost to University when looking for property. The cost of travel on a daily basis can mount up and end up cost you a fortune. You should also bear in mind, If your someone who likes to bury their head under their bed sheets then maybe it’s worthwhile finding a property that’s only down the road from university, giving you that little extra time in bed.

Cost

Money… it’s the last thing on our minds while at university. In some cases maybe but it’s important to pay attention to the cost of your student accommodation  and be sure that you can afford it, an extra £5 or £10 may not seem like much at first, but over the course of a year you could be paying an extra £60 - £120 which could be spent on other items which may be of importance to you. Not only this but Its worth checking you’re not being ripped off. Find out what the average rate is in your area, this should give you a good idea of how much you should be looking to spend per week or per month on your accommodation.

Landlord/letting agent

Now unless you find yourself in a situation where you know your landlord/letting agent through a previous means, the likely hood is you probably know nothing about them at all. We always recommend you do some research on landlords/letting agent in the area you are looking for Student accommodation. Finding out what the maintenance team is like, whether the owner has a nice, approachable feel and even the customer service others have received can all play a massive part in which business you decide you want to rent with. If you check google and are seeing negative reviews, it could be one to stay away from.  

Surrounding and Amenities

Another big factor in helping to sway students is the surrounding and amenities available to students on a daily and weekly basis. This can be as simple as a local shop that is open 24/7 to as big as the need for a local gym. In some cases, of course, you may have to make some compromise as its rare to find everything you’re looking for. Those students looking to rent near the University of Birmingham, Selly Oak is ideal for students and has been built around the University for many years. Students can find several shops just moments from their front door, all of which offer their own delights, catering for all students in the area.  

Shared or solo living

It’s important that the decision you make to live in shared accommodation or on your own is yours and yours alone. After spending your first year in halls, you should have a good idea as to what it’s like to live with your friends and peers on a daily basis. For some, the idea of living on their own may be a daunting one, and that's fine. A lot of students opt to choose shared living, but for some, it’s just not the right way to go, even if it’s what all your friends decide they want to do. The last thing you want to end up doing is spending a year cleaning up somebody else’s mess because they're too lazy to do so. You will also find that there is a great deal more privacy when living on your own as you are able to lock yourself away from the outside world and enjoy some peace, quiet and relaxation.

Property age

For some, this will occur naturally when looking at different student lets in Birmingham. when entering, look to see if the property has been recently refurbished, how old the furniture provided is, and the quality of the build. All these can be fantastic indicators as to whether the landlord/ letting agents care about their tenants, if the property is dingy and not well built, you can be sure that they probably won’t be providing a great service to you. This is something that students often miss and can have a dramatic effect on their time at University.

Is It Right For You?

The most important thing when looking for a property is, is it comfortable and do you feel like you would enjoy staying there? Feeling comfortable in your student accommodation is important to ensure that your university experience is everything you want it to be. If you don’t feel comfortable where you are, you won’t enjoy the rest of your time at University.

Unihousing Student Accommodation

Unihousing are a local Selly Oak company, providing student accommodation to those attending the University of Birmingham. It is our aim to provide as many students with the ideal student accommodation that suits them. Our experienced team are able to provide a service to students which is professional, yet friendly and have always got students in mind. Unihousing also offer a range of property types including student studios and student housing to suit all student requirements.

If you’re looking for student accommodation in Selly Oak next year, why not get in contact with unihousing today and show your interest in some of our properties.      

Found Your Student Accommodation? Read This Before Moving!

Starting in new student accommodation is a big step, so it's important that you have made of all the preparations necessary for giving you the best start possible. Fortunately, Selly Oak-based lettings agents Unihousing are able to offer Birmingham students both houses and student studios that can generally satisfy all of your demands in terms of what you would want for your student living experience.

“What's The Area Like?”

Firstly, location is a big issue for many students. Where your property is situated is important for many reasons, so including this factor in your decision-making process is absolutely vital. If, however, you have already made your decision, then the next appropriate step for you is to make an effort to get to know your location a little better, as feeling comfortable and settled in one particular area- especially one that will be your student home for coming months/years- is crucial to you being happy and ready to gain as much as you can during this academic period of your life.

The location of your student studio or house is so important because, aside from it being somewhere that you need to feel comfortable in for a better all-around experience, it also facilitates your lifestyle. The surrounding area should provide all of the essential things and all of the amenities that will enable you to get by on a weekly basis. So, the location of your student accommodation should include places where you can buy food as well as all other supplies. It should have good public transport links and be generally accessible. Another advantage that you will appreciate the location of your accommodation having is a range of places to go out to in the evening, as this will help you unwind and relax at the end of a busy day/week, and it will help you to build and maintain the friendships you create during your time there.

Having outlined how and why location is so important to your tenancy in student accommodation, you will surely be glad to discover how advantageous the location of Unihousing's Selly Oak studios and houses is. Selly Oak is a busy, bustling part of Birmingham that is ideal for student living. It is conveniently situated within a short distance from the Birmingham City Centre, allowing you to jump on the train and take trips to this cultural, stimulating place that offers much to see and do. Within Selly Oak itself, you will find a collection of takeaway places for a quick but tasty solution when it comes to mealtime and a diverse range of restaurants. Selly Oak also incorporates public transport links, amenities as well as a number of pubs and clubs that are ideal for nights-out and socialising.

“Will I Definitely Be Able To Afford This?”

This is a big question and one you really need to ask yourself. Covering the cost of rent is obviously essential, but it's also important to begin thinking about your other expenses and how you're going to subsidise these. Things like food, bills and travel amongst other things are all going to be eating their way through whatever is in your bank account as you head out on your uni' experience, so giving this some thought now would be very wise. Maybe trying to put together a budget might be useful too, as it will help you keep your money organised and help you see in advance what will need to be covered financially and how much you will be left with on a weekly/monthly basis.

“What Do I Need To Know About The Contract?”

This depends on the contract really and what is in contained within it, so there's no completely straightforward answer to this question. What is for sure though is that you will have to read the contract and have a good understanding of it.

The contract should outline all of the important aspects pertaining to you renting your studio or house such as how long the tenancy will be, what the agency's rules are in regards to damage and repairs on your student home as well as any other policies that the agency has regarding noise levels etc.

“What About the Deposit?”

Before moving in and once you are getting through the paperwork for the move, it should be pointed out that- if you hadn't already realised- it will be necessary to pay a deposit. The deposit is used to cover any damage that may have been done to your accommodation, and the exact value of the deposit may vary.

“What About Furnishings?”

Student accommodation can sometimes feature certain furnishings. So ensure that you look into this matter prior to moving as it will almost certainly make life easier for you because you will have less to arrange and move into your property to make it more comfortable and convenient.

For those seeking student accommodation in Birmingham, the fact that Unihousing boasts Selly Oak studios and houses that are equipped with an array of high-standard furnishings that facilitate convenient everyday student living should have some appeal.

The Birmingham Student Experience

Birmingham is a city for students: with so much to see and do, and with it being so easy to get around, it is ideal for those who are studying at one of its campuses here. And as you may have already gathered, it is Unihousing that are the people to contact if you need student accommodation in Birmingham. With high-standard Selly Oak studios and student houses on offer at affordable prices in excellent locations, Unihousing's student properties are definitely worth looking into. Check out our website to find out more. 

Get in-touch with Unihousing today to find out more!!

New year New Change and Unihousing Student Accommodation

It's early 2019 and it's a good time to take a little look around you and evaluate everything before you head-off into the what the coming year holds. One thing that you'll want to check is how satisfied you are in your current student accommodation. If you're a Birmingham student, then Unihousing might just be the thing to point you in the right direction. Specialising in Selly Oak student studios and houses, Unihousing offer high-standard Birmingham student accommodation that is excellently located and affordably priced.

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10 Classic Music Movies You Shouldn’t Miss

Without music, movies would be a little boring. But what about classic films about music? Here we list our pick of 10 music movies. Search for them on your favourite streaming service or pick up a physical copy next time you’re in town.

1) Shut Up and Sing (2006)

Yes, this is a terrific little window into a highly successful country music group and the way these women tackle the art of song writing. But it gives us much more than that as this film is a stirring trip into a truly combustible period in US politics. Standing in the eye of a storm that began encircling them after on-stage comments about a certain Texan President, the Dixie Chicks went through a pivotal point in their careers over this tense time. And it's all captured here, along with any other developments that took place in their personal lives away from the spotlight.

2) End of the Century (2003)

Having a strong musical vision is one thing but succeeding in the music industry is quite another. This is the definitive look at The Ramones, a band whose music forged the blueprint for punk and influenced countless other acts. Yet despite all of the boppin', hoppin' and punk rocking that The Ramones immortalised during their existence, End of the Century sheds light on the punishing struggle for success on a more mainstream level that seemed to elude the quartet for the entirety of their career. Detailing the infighting and personal problems that beleaguered the group, this documentary is a sobering story that culminates sadly in an untimely death. A sobering yet intriguing watch.

3) Beware of Mr Baker (2012)

Ever seen a documentary that starts with the director getting hit in the nose with a cane? This may sound like a strange way for a documentary to begin, but then this is not exactly an ordinary documentary. Giving us a juicy glimpse into the world of jazz, rock and more, this is a striking portrait of the legendary Cream drummer Ginger Baker. Filled with shocking recollections and volatile interviews, this is an imaginative and intense exploration of an explosive tussle between musical brilliance, outrageous living and the realities of life.

4) Amadeus (1984)

One of the most admired names in all of classical music, Mozart's blossoming as a superlative composer of magnificent music is given appropriately grand treatment here in the Oscar-winning hands of director Milos Forman. While this powerful movie gives a potent platform for Mozart's stunning work, it simultaneously presents a hugely absorbing tale of his rivalry with fellow composer Antonio Salieri. Amadeus leaves you with a poignant study of monumental musical accomplishments and, on the other side of the coin, the spectre of mediocrity and plain old jealousy.

5) Supersonic (2016)

Underrated by some, Supersonic dives right beneath the surface to go beyond perhaps the more simplistic and obvious discussions about 90s Britpop and sibling rivalries. It presents a much more nuanced and personal picture of what it was really like to exist in a band as big as Oasis in what was a tempestuous time for the group, as well as the true nature of the relationships between the Gallaghers and the other band members. Skilfully pieced together, Supersonic is thought-provoking and celebratory and perfect for an afternoon in.

6) A Mighty Wind (2003)

A charming comedy gem, A Mighty Wind also captures all of the tension, conflict and passion that we generally associate with the careers of popular musicians and artists. Created largely by the same team that gave us the oft-mentioned heavy metal mockumentary masterpiece This Is Spinal Tap, this story of folk groups re-uniting for a televised concert is delicately laced with plenty of hearty laughs. It's actually very moving, too.

7) Walk The Line (2005)

Perhaps one of the most significant music artists of all-time, country music legend Johnny Cash was deserving of an actor and performance that could adequately portray The Man in Black. That actor was Joaquin Phoenix, and his performance was rewarded with the Best Actor Oscar at the 2006 Academy Awards. An impressively realised music biopic that also takes a direct look at the darker aspects of Cash's life, Walk The Line is peppered with enough great tunes and drama to make it live on in the memory long after the credits have rolled.

8) The Filth and the Fury (2000)

Artistic, thorough and consistently hard-hitting, The Filth and the Fury is a compulsive watch about the massively seminal emergence of punk in the UK and the searing rise of the Sex Pistols. Plunging us into a bleak picture of strikes, riots and despondency, this is a story about Britain, its society and four lads with something to say about it all, told from the point-of-view of the four band members themselves. A truly unmissable music documentary.

9) Control (2007)

If you're familiar with the iconic photographs of post-punk band Joy Division you'll surely gasp at the way this film looks, as it feels as though you're stepping right into one of those haunting pictures that were taken decades ago. Although this is an important depiction of a band that were hugely influential in shaping a sound that has inspired so many, this is mainly a portrait of troubled frontman Ian Curtis. Visually and sonically brilliant as well as a realistic drama about life in 1970s Britain, Control has a subtle poetry that quietly pulls you in and keeps you there, much like the work of Curtis and his three bandmates.

10) Whiplash (2014)

A film about jazz music that is almost musical in its structure, Whiplash is a well-orchestrated piece that is held-together by its pulsating rhythms and shifting tempo, ending only when it reaches its breath-taking crescendo. A true modern-day classic, this movie will surely please music-lovers from all corners. And for a dose of inspiration when things get tough, this story of self-reliance and dedication should perk you up a little.

But, before you settle down on the sofa to start watching…

Make sure you give a thought to your student accommodation. For Birmingham students, Unihousing's student accommodation is definitely worth a look. Specialising in student studios and houses in Selly Oak, Unihousing's impressive range of student housing is equipped with all the necessary furnishings for modern-day student living. Available for reasonable prices, Unihousing's Selly Oak studios and houses are also superbly located, making access to shops, supermarkets as well as pubs, clubs and anywhere else that's fun in Brum easily done.

Don't Forget to Contact Unihousing Today to Find-Out More about What They Can Do for You!