Catered Hall Checklist What To Bring Alongside Your Personal

catered hall checklist what to bring alongside your personal belongings, you may need the following things for your hall: alarm c

Catered hall checklist
What to bring Alongside your personal belongings, you may need the
following things for your hall:
Alarm clock
Bedding - Most students bring their own bedding, but bedding packs for
you to keep are available to purchase from the On line store
Bike and D lock - bike sheds are available at each hall – for health
and safety reasons they should not be stored in bedrooms or within the
halls of residence
Coat hangers
Computer/laptop (if you do not want to bring one of your own you can
rent a laptop from the libraries or use the computer facilities on
campus) Ethernet cable if you are an avid gamer / have online
teaching.
Electrical appliances less than 1200 watts (e.g., computers, DVD
players, electric guitar amps, electric shavers, hair
dryers/straighteners, lamps, radios, TVs, travelling irons) Battery
Fairy lights are permitted. Note - There are pantries in hall with
electrical equipment available for you to use: a kettle, microwave,
and toaster, some have an iron and ironing board if not these are
available in the laundry room.
Extension cable - Note Extension leads should only be plugged directly
into the wall socket and no extension lead should be plugged into
another lead.
Mugs, tea/coffee, milk, sugar. Cutlery, Plate, bowl for snacks.
Stationery (the Students Union shop on campus also sells stationery)
Towels
TV and TV licence
Washing powder (for your laundry)
What not to bring
Curtains (the halls are equipped with fire-safe curtains and it is
considered a fire risk to put up your own)
Cooking utensils or cookers of any type including rice cookers (your
meals will be cooked for you, and you will have a pantry with a
kettle, microwave, toaster, and fridge for snacks outside of
mealtimes)
Electrical appliances more than 1200 watts (e.g., cookers, decorative
lights, heaters, kettles, microwaves, toasters). You will be held
personally responsible if the limit is exceeded.
Candles or any open flame device