The Home Office has announced that international students will be allowed to stay in the UK for two years after graduation to find a job.
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From Sunday 1st The Renting Homes (Fees Etc.) (Wales) Act 2019 will come into force, banning landlords and letting agents from charging fees to tenants.
The government has blocked Stoke on Trent council's plans to roll out a selective licensing scheme that would have impacted around 3,000 homes.
Universities are considering whether they should shift the timetable of the admissions system so applications would take place after students receive their A-level results.
The Exeter Green Party have called for a review into student accommodation after reportedly discovering that developers of student accommodation in the city have cost the council around £1 million.
The Sutton Trust and Social Mobility Commission has found that top professions in the UK are still dominated by those who attended private schools and Oxford and Cambridge universities.
NUS Scotland has described charging students who leave their university and college courses early as unfair.
Reports have surfaced that suggest the Government is proposing to withdraw home fee status and financial support to EU students starting courses in the 2021-22 academic year.
Reports have surfaced that the companies behind two significant blocks of student accommodation in Huddersfield have gone bust.
Following an extensive consultation period, Bristol City Council has decided to enforce an additional HMO licensing scheme in 12 central Bristol wards.
