When moving out of John Lester and Eddie Colman Courts, begin with your exact building and booking details. The two names are often presented together, but a driver still needs to know where your belongings are and where collection has been agreed.
The University of Salford’s accommodation information identifies the property as managed by Campus Living Villages and distinguishes it from University of Salford accommodation. Check the operator’s instructions for your own room rather than borrowing another hall’s departure arrangements.
Make the collection details unambiguous
Give the mover the building name, full address from your agreement, flat, room and floor. Ask the village team which entrance should be used and where a moving vehicle can load. Include any arrangements the team says are necessary.
Describe the route between the room and the collection point, including steps or a longer carry. If using a lift is relevant, confirm the arrangement with the building team. Avoid assuming a visible parking space is available or suitable for your booking.
For wider campus-area moves, see our University of Salford moving guide. It helps organise the information for a move within Salford or to another destination.
Check the deadline on your own agreement
CLV’s moving-out FAQ asks residents to remove belongings and return keys before 10am on the contract end date. Read the checkout instructions for your booking and confirm any individual arrangements before selecting a collection time.
Allow time after loading to complete the room check and handover. If your chosen departure is earlier than the contract end, speak to the village team about the process and any contractual questions. The moving booking should fit the agreement rather than being used to guess when your responsibilities end.
Agree the shared-flat jobs before people leave
The university describes John Lester and Eddie Colman rooms as grouped in flats of two to four with shared kitchens and bathrooms. That makes it useful to agree who is taking personal items from those spaces before the first person departs.
Separate your belongings from accommodation equipment. Work out what happens to anything bought jointly, and make a plan for food and household supplies. Do not assume somebody remaining in the flat will take responsibility for what you leave behind.
| Before collection | Before final handover |
|---|---|
| Pack your bedroom and count the load. | Check drawers, wardrobes and under furniture. |
| Collect your kitchen and bathroom belongings. | Check cupboards and remove remaining personal items. |
| Confirm ownership of shared purchases. | Record the room’s condition and finish agreed cleaning. |
| Keep keys and documents with you. | Follow the operator’s key-return instructions. |
| Confirm that the next address can receive the load. | Make sure you have everything needed for your onward journey. |

