Every King’s student deserves affordable, secure, and decent housing.
Join Halls for All to fight for residents, private renters and priced-out commuters.
Supported by Adithi Sathiyan, Vice-President Welfare & Community
🎉 Our Campaign Wins So Far!
When students unite, King’s listens. Together, we secured:
🚀 We’re just getting started
Despite these wins, student housing at King’s remains a massive barrier. The KAAS threshold has been frozen at £42k since 2015 while living costs skyrocket, leaving support completely outdated.
Students who are priced out face a brutal private market full of rogue landlords and strict guarantor demands, while those paying sky-high hall rents are trapped with constant facility outages and slow repairs.
This growing crisis creates a heavy commuter burden, forcing hundreds of students into exhausting, expensive travel simply because living near campus is financially impossible.
✊ Our goals this year
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Build student power: Recruit active housing reps across all halls.
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Gather evidence: Collect hard data and testimonies on costs and living conditions.
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Delink KAAS from Bursaries: Separate housing support from outdated bursary thresholds to reflect real need.
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Guarantor Guarantee: Launch a university service for international and low-income students.
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Accountability over halls: Create direct routes for residents to challenge building failures collectively
📣 Take Action: It all depends on you!
Individual complaints are easily ignored, but collective action gets results. We need you to build a case that can't be ignored.
Questions? Contact campaigns@kclsu.org
Resources & Support
🏠 Need housing advice?
King’s Money & Housing Advice
Free specialist support with housing options, tenancy problems, contracts, disputes, homelessness risks, scams and financial difficulties. They can also check private housing contracts and refer students to specialist support where needed.
Finding Housing
Practical information and trusted resources for finding accommodation in London.
💷 Affordable accommodation & financial support
King’s Affordable Accommodation Scheme
Check current eligibility criteria, participating residences and information about applying for lower-cost King’s accommodation.
King’s Money Advice
Support with student funding, hardship funds, budgeting, benefits, council tax and debt.
🔑 Private renting & your rights
Know your rights under the Renters’ Rights Act
Official government guidance explaining the new rights applying to most private renters in England from May 2026, including changes to tenancy structures and landlord obligations.
Shelter
Independent housing advice on renting, deposits, repairs, landlord problems, eviction and homelessness.
⭐ Share your accommodation experience
The Common
Read and submit student accommodation reviews to help other students make more informed housing choices.