They described them as 'helpful' and 'looking out for others'
Neighbours in a Nottinghamshire street say they love living among student homes, describing the occupants as 'helpful' and 'looking out' for other residents. Houses in multiple occupation divide opinion, as some have previously said that they can take away from families moving into an area, "destroy communities" and create parking problems.
Pat Parks, 70, said: "There was a bit of loud music played down here where we live and the odd party, but it didn't happen for long and they have spoken to neighbours affected and apologise for what happened. In the houses where students live, they've always been helpful and have looked out for their neighbours.
READ MORE: Developer to appeal after councillors slap down 'substandard' student complex in Beeston town centre "We've been here for 35 years when every home was a family home. But the fact we've stayed here that long tells you everything you need to know."
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