Following engagement and feedback on our ‘winter warmer’ meal deals to ensure they support students and colleagues as effectively as possible, we’ve extended our breakfast offer, making it available from 8:00am until 10am.
The deal includes a free bowl of porridge and filter coffee or tea, and is currently on offer at Harrow, Marylebone, 115 New Cavendish Street and Regent Street.
Other winter warmer deals include:
- Lunch – £3 lunch deals available from 12pm at Harrow, Marylebone and 115 NCS
- At LTS, Regents Street and Harrow Forum café we have a grab-and-go sandwich offer, comprising of a sandwich, snack and bottle of water for £3, which is cheaper than any comparable meal deal at Boots or Tesco, etc
- Between 2-4pm each day we have a discounted treat of the day, which is a tray bake for 90p when purchased with any hot drink
- Throughout the day – a range of other discounts on food and drinks across all sites
Please do drop into the campus cafés or restaurants and check local signage to see what’s on offer. To take advantage of these deals, simply show your University Student ID at the counter.
This is just one of the ways we’re supporting you during the winter months.
Your wellbeing
The cold weather and dark nights can also have an impact on our overall mood, health and wellbeing. One thing that can help is to stay active, particularly in a social setting, so please remember to make use of our free Regent and Harrow gym facilities. You can also get involved in your Students’ Union ‘Dragons Active’ programme, which provides inclusive and welcoming sessions for those looking to try a new activity or to socialise in a fun, friendly environment.
Please also remember that there is a range of wellbeing resources and activities available to you, which you can find on your Student Hub or Students’ Union website. If you need support, please reach out to our student wellbeing services, which include counselling and mental health support.
Cost of Living Assistance Scheme
The ‘Cost of Living Assistance Scheme’ was developed in conjunction with the Students’ Union and supports students facing additional costs due to the cost-of-living crisis, specifically for students who are struggling with increased energy bills and rent/mortgage costs.
The scheme is open to fully enrolled undergraduate and postgraduate taught and research students who can demonstrate that they are impacted by increased energy costs and housing costs.
Applicants who meet the criteria and provide the required evidence will be eligible for a £300 one-off grant paid directly into their bank account.
