Staying in Halls over Spring Break

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Hannah Halls Life

Posted 19 hours ago

Wed 18 Mar, 2026 09:03 AM

Spending spring break in Halls?

Spring Break is finally here! 🌞🌻💐

While some of you choose to travel or go home during the break, lots of you will be staying in Halls.

The spring break is often a quieter time on campus with some changes to services and opening hours, especially during the Easter weekend (3rd-6th April) due to the Bank Holidays. Here's what you need to know:

What's on...

For those of you staying in Halls over the break, here's what you can get involved in:

Spring Break Mixer - enjoy food & drinks while meeting other students staying in Halls over the break! Head to Vine Mezz at 6pm on Wednesday 1st April - find out more here.
Easter treats - Happy Easter from the Halls Life team! Pick up an Easter chocolate or sweet from your Hall reception on Easter weekend
Tea & Chat with Liverpool Student Homes - Settle back in after the break with an evening of hot drinks, cakes and chatting in Vine Mezz from 6pm on Wednesday 15th April! Thinking about your housing for 2026/27? Come and chat to the Liverpool Student Homes team - ask your housing questions, find flatmates, know more about the Renters' Rights Act - find out more here.

Follow @livunihalls on Instagram for the latest updates and check out our events page here.

Changes in Halls services...

Rest assured that your Hall reception will continue to be open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week meaning that a member of reception will be around at all times no matter what you need help with.

Due to the Spring Break, there may be some changes in your cleaning services. Your reception team will have emailed you details of any changes in cleaning services so don't forget to check your emails.

If needed, your reception time can provide you with access to the bin store outside of these dates to remove your rubbish.

Living in a catered room at Vine Court? The Flexi Food Plan is available during term time only and will not be available from 22nd March. The catering plan will resume as normal on 13th April 2026.

Living in Greenbank Student Village? Please note that the 699 will not operate as usual during the break. The 699 service will run until 20th March and will resume on 13th April. Your Arriva bus pass can however be used on other services that run from Smithdown Road to the City Centre such as 86a, 80a, 75. You can now track the 699 bus via the SafeZone app here.

There will also be changes to opening hours at Bertie and Bella's restaurant in Vine Court. From Monday 23rd March April, the restaurant will be open 9am-4pm with hot food being served between 12-2.30pm. Normal opening hours will resume on 13th April.

Click here for other University service opening hours (sport, library, Guild)

Support

Residential Advisers will continue to be on hand throughout the break. If you need any help or advice, please contact them on the RA Duty Phone. Click here for RA contact details.

Campus Support will also be on hand over the holiday period. You can contact Campus Support for any concerns around your safety by phone:

Emergency: 0151 794 2222
Non-emergency: 0151 794 3252

Check out our top tips for staying safe while out and about

University Student Services offer advice and guidance on mental health and wellbeing, disability support, money & financial related issues, visa & immigration queries. Call 0151 795 1000 (Mon-Fri 09:00-17:00) or book an appointment to speak with the team via the website.

Health Assured is a 24/7 confidential advice line for you to reach out to if you need to chat to someone. On the other end of the phone will be qualified counsellors and advisers to listen and talk through any problems you have without judgement. You can call Health Assured on 0800 028 3766 or download the Wisdom app for live chat - find out more by clicking here.

Click here for other mental health support available

Looking after yourself and other residents

Naturally the spring break is a quieter time on campus and in Halls as some students choose to travel, go home or visit friends. Personal safety is important all year round but during this period, please don't forget to: