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By Jack Goodman
MORE THAN three quarters of noise complaints in Headingley are caused by loud music and parties.
A study found that in the LS6 area – a well known hotspot for student accommodation – approximately 83% of the complaints were classified as either ‘party’ or ‘music’ between January and September.Read More »Headaches in Headingley as student parties cause noise nuisance
This article was first published by Red Pepper Magazine: http://www.redpepper.org.uk/university-should-not-be-a-debt-factory/
A NEW WAVE of students have arrived to combat the ever threatening policies of the Conservative government.
By Scott Francis
STUDENTS HAVE warned that getting insurance is a must in the run up to Christmas after their house was burgled.Read More »Students warned to check home insurance as thieves target shared houses
By Abbey Gray A CLAMPDOWN on noisy student parties has been announced in Headingley. West Yorkshire Police have said that reducing noise caused by parties… Read More »Police pledge to crackdown on noisy student house parties in Leeds
By Elle Rigby
THE ORGANISERS of Leeds’ bid to become Capital of Culture in 2023 might be hoping to raise a celebratory glass if they win the accolade… but what about those who don’t like a tipple?Read More »Glass half full as Leeds’ Capital of Culture bid “excludes non-drinkers”
By Abigail Bates WARNINGS HAVE been issued to new students in Leeds to make their houses theft-proof after burglars burnt their way through a front… Read More »Leeds students urged to lock doors and windows to deter burglars
Young teenagers and ‘fresher’ students are being advised to have a vaccination to prevent meningitis W disease after the death of a 19-year-old woman. The Men ACWY vaccine is given by a single injection into the upper arm and protects against four different causes of meningitis and septicaemia – meningococcal (Men) A, C, W and Y diseases.
By Hannah McDonagh
UNIVERSITIES IN Leeds are urging students to get vaccinated after a teenager died from meningitis in Newcastle.Read More »Students in Leeds urged to get jab to protect against killer meningitis bug
By Mike Berriman A planned party which invited guests to bring “a bag o’ chems” to a house in Headingley has been prevented after the… Read More »Plans for Facebook drugs party halted in Leeds after police step in
by Gayathri Kanagasundaram Leeds student unions are coming together to campaign for representation in their local council. Leeds University community officer Frankie O’Byrne, president of… Read More »Students plea for council representation
By Joseph Keith Mobile network giant EE has blamed “gremlins in the system” for a coverage blackout which left customers in Leeds without a signal… Read More »Mobile network EE criticised over coverage blackout in Leeds