The team includes Rosa (Senior Operations Manager), Vythehi and Zaina (Reception), Philip (Warden), and Ju (Residential Life Officer).

Students can expect a high standard of service and support, including 24-hour reception and security, warden and sub-warden assistance, a whole committee organizing events, and mental health support.

The halls committee is responsible for organizing events and fostering a sense of community. Students can join the committee and contribute to organizing events and activities within the hall. 

The shared showers are cleaned every day by the housekeeping staff.

Yes, students are allowed to have a mini fridge in their room, and there is a charge of around £20 per term for this service.

Yes, there is bike storage available in the car park on a first-come, first-served basis, and there is a charge of around £15 for the whole year.

No, the showers at Carr-Saunders Hall are unisex.

In the first 14 days, guests are not allowed, but after that period, students can have guests staying for up to three days without the need for warden approval. Longer stays will require warden approval. You will need to sign in your guest at reception due to security safety. 

Yes, there is a printing, faxing, and scanning machine available in the computer room.

Yes, there is a vacuum cleaner available at reception for students to use.

The number of power sockets per room is not specified, but students generally have sufficient power sockets.

Laundry facilities are coin-operated and managed through an app called Washstation. Students can download the app, top up their account, and access washing and drying cycles. The cost for one washing cycle is £2.80, and one drying cycle is £1.40.

Yes, there are ironing boards and irons available in the laundry room for students to use.

Students are not allowed to bring air fryers to the hall due to safety reasons. 

Yes, there is a policy of general silence around 11 o'clock at night to ensure a peaceful environment for sleeping. However, students can continue socializing in the basement, respecting the neighbors and following the guidelines.