If you receive accommodation support from your Local Authority, you will have limited choice about the housing you are offered. It is important not to refuse an offer of accommodation from the Local Authority; otherwise the Local Authority can find that you have chosen to be homeless which the legislation calls being ‘intentionally homeless’ and they may refuse to help further. You may be able to ask them to reconsider their decision but it is advisable to first accept accommodation offered to ensure you have a place to stay then take legal advice on your housing options. Money for your housing is included in your application for Universal Credit. If you move address, you will need to tell the Job Centre.