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# Cost of Living in London for Students 2026: A Comprehensive Budget Guide London remains the ultimate destination for higher education, housing some of the world’s most prestigious universities. However, the prestige of studying in the UK capital comes with a well-known reputation for a high cost of living. As of 2026, global economic shifts and local inflation have adjusted the financial landscape for students. Understanding these costs is no longer just a recommendation; it is a necessity for a successful academic journey. On average, a student in London should expect to spend between **£1,500 and £2,200 per month**, depending on their lifestyle and location. This guide provides a me...

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Double room available in a bright split-level flat in the heart of Camden — ideal for young professionals. Fully furnished home includes: • Modern shaker-style kitchen with wooden countertops • Spacious living room • 1 bathroom with shower • Built-in wardrobes • Dedicated WFH workstation provided • TV in bedroom and living room • Two fridges (great for meal prep / shared cooking) • Well-stocked kitchen — especially convenient for South Asian groceries Location highlights: • 20 seconds to two bus stops • 1.5 mins walk to Camden Town Station • 3 mins to Camden Overground • Sainsbury’s right opposite the flat • Aldi, Tesco Express, and...

Double room available in a bright split-level flat in the heart of Camden — ideal for young professionals. Fully furnished home includes: • Modern shaker-style kitchen with wooden countertops • Spacious living room • 1 bathroom with shower • Built-in wardrobes • Dedicated WFH workstation provided • TV in bedroom and living room • Two fridges (great for meal prep / shared cooking) • Well-stocked kitchen — especially convenient for South Asian groceries Location highlights: • 20 seconds to two bus stops • 1.5 mins walk to Camden Town Station • 3 mins to Camden Overground • Sainsbury’s right opposite the flat • Aldi, Tesco Express, and...

My brother and I are heading to London and Paris in late March for the first time. We’re both recent college grads, love great food, live music, and walking around neighborhoods that feel real (trying to avoid tourist-trap energy as much as possible while still hitting a few classics). And we’re down to do a LOT (sleep is not the priority!). Would love a critique of our itinerary, if y'all have time, esp.: * Is the pacing realistic / transit-friendly? * Anything here that’s overhyped or not worth it? * Any restaurants, bars, or music venues that are must dos?  * Any recs for records/vintage/shopping that are genuinely good and not souvenir-y? Thank you in advance - any thought...

My brother and I are visiting London for the first time end of March and would love a gut-check on our 3-day itinerary. We’re both recent college grads, big on live music, great food, and avoiding tourist traps as much as possible (while still seeing a few classics). Also: we’re down to do a LOT (sleep is not the priority!). If anyone has the time, I’d be so grateful for feedback on: * Any timing/transit that looks unrealistic? * Anything on here that’s overhyped or not worth it? * Any swaps that would be more fun/local? * Favorite live music spots near Soho or Notting Hill (rock/jazz/funk/etc.) Thank you in advance - any thoughts or recs would honestly make my day!! \-- **Day 1...

"the National Living Wage is too low and everyone is subsidising it So I just started working for sainsbury’s. I am a mathematical biophysicist, but you can imagine the market for that is basically non-existent and it’s been hard to find a job in my sector, so decided to get a manual job in the meantime. It was kinda weird that they offered only 19-20 hours/week instead of the usual 37.5/40. I had my induction and first day, and talked to a few people there. All of them were on 20 hours/week. It was confusing at first but then I realised this is all subsides by universal credit. 19-20 hours/week is actually the ideal hours if you receive UC. You don’t pay tax, and UC tops you ...

So I just started working for sainsbury’s. I am a mathematical biophysicist, but you can imagine the market for that is basically non-existent and it’s been hard to find a job in my sector, so decided to get a manual job in the meantime. It was kinda weird that they offered only 19-20 hours/week instead of the usual 37.5/40. I had my induction and first day, and talked to a few people there. All of them were on 20 hours/week. It was confusing at first but then I realised this is all subsides by universal credit. 19-20 hours/week is actually the ideal hours if you receive UC. You don’t pay tax, and UC tops you up to about £1390/month. If you did 40 hours a week as usual, you woul...

Local councils are grappling with budget shortfalls and rising demand for services, while also exploring innovative solutions like reintroducing beavers and embracing AI. **[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham Council is reintroducing beavers and white storks to Eastbrookend Country Park. Significant investment is also being made in community projects, including park refurbishments and new CCTV cameras. The council is experiencing increased pressure on its Education, Health and Care Plan process, attributed to families moving into the borough. Neighbourhood policing initiatives, utilizing facial recognition technology, ha...

Local councils are grappling with budget shortfalls and rising demand for services, while also exploring innovative solutions like reintroducing beavers and embracing AI. **[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham Council is reintroducing beavers and white storks to Eastbrookend Country Park. Significant investment is also being made in community projects, including park refurbishments and new CCTV cameras. The council is experiencing increased pressure on its Education, Health and Care Plan process, attributed to families moving into the borough. Neighbourhood policing initiatives, utilizing facial recognition technology, ha...

Local councils are grappling with budget shortfalls and rising demand for services, while also exploring innovative solutions like reintroducing beavers and embracing AI. **[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham Council is reintroducing beavers and white storks to Eastbrookend Country Park. Significant investment is also being made in community projects, including park refurbishments and new CCTV cameras. The council is experiencing increased pressure on its Education, Health and Care Plan process, attributed to families moving into the borough. Neighbourhood policing initiatives, utilizing facial recognition technology, ha...

So as it was established in my last post, I’m dealing with CATASTROPHIC levels of detergent build up. Like I didn’t know it could be that bad, I thought that everything was stiff and crunchy because london has next level hard water Oh I was so so so wrong. Ecover literally killed my last washing machine from managing to get into crevices that the drum clean couldn’t access. I finally have a new washing machine and yet again no matter how many rinse cycles I do there are suds. After reading all the super helpful feedback I decided I needed to step up my laundry game so bought a big thing of washing soda and a big thing of citric acid. HOLY ****. 1/2 cup of washing soda and within an h...

As the clock neared midday, Lynsey Macfadyen knew it wouldn't be long until she was tucking into her favourite lunch - two packets of Super Noodles sandwiched between four slices of thickly buttered white bread.  The 32-year-old, from [Edinburgh](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/edinburgh/index.html), was a slave to her appetite, and it was perfectly normal for her to start her day with a bacon roll or fry-up washed down with two large cans of energy drinks.  Ms Macfadyen said: 'I would consume full sugar Monster energy drinks, two before lunch. 'Lunch would be Super Noodle sandwiches – two packs and four slices of bread with two packs of crisps and sweets. 'Fo...

My husband, the man I chose to build a life with, has been living a double life all along—his so-called "team practice" was actually having intercourse with my best friend at her house. I witnessed my husband's infidelity through surveillance cameras. It was Paul, my Paul, stumbling into frame with... Lisa? My best friend, my neighbor, the woman I'd confided in over wine and yoga sessions. Lisa was pushing him onto the bed. How dare they? In my bed, on my sheets, while I was here dealing with a family crisis. My stomach twisted, a wave of nausea hitting me, but I didn't look away. No, I forced myself to watch, my tears welling up unbidden, hot and silent as they tr...

hi guys! I'm pretty new to the tinned fish world but I love trying stuff with loads of variety and I'm excited to delve in. I'm wondering if there's any recommendations of brands or anything available in UK supermarkets? sainsburys morrisons aldi and the like. I love looking at the tins but I'm overwhelmed by choice lmao. I'm down to try anything, any recs appreciated. likely to be served on crackers but I'm also happy to try other combinations. If I remember correctly I've tried a cheap mackrell in sunflower oil and also this fancy octopus \[?\] one I got at a market with a pretty tin. unsure the brands on either but I was a fan of both. I enjoy che...

Not Truman Brewery, Im with the nimbys on this one, the indoor food market, vintage clothes market are great, a nice day out on the weekend. Also rough trad east is iconic. And for a data centre and flats? Will developers not be satisfied until anything interesting in London is a generic new build/sainsburys and chain retail stores.

I want stable growth and intend to add more onto it over time and hold for like 10 years. I did KO and SBRY due to dividends so I can reinvest but idk if it’s pointless due to small amounts?? advice please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

https://preview.redd.it/e3ek1wi7ladg1.jpg?width=1084&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c393c6b221ff2e92347a5055e48992ab7908448 Article in the Telegraph yesterday: [https://archive.vn/A4dIg](https://archive.vn/A4dIg) Full text below, but the link includes a lot of graphs and charts. The idea of “burgernomics” has long been used as an informal way of comparing national economies, essentially by using the Big Mac as a measure of purchasing power. But the cost of a burger is also, of course, a barometer of something more basic: the price of beef itself. Over the past few years, this has notably [soared in Britain](https://archive.vn/o/A4dIg/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/bus...