girls

[dumbiedykes]

At what age is it legally correct for a girl to have her own bedroom?

[redcrx]

when her parents may have the spare room available?
or when she can afford to move out

[joko]

...legally correct...??

whenever they can..theres no law...

[craft1948]

I shared a bedroom with my sister until she was 21 and I was 19.

[buildersmate]

Is this another way of asking 'my landlord won't re-house me - what are my rights?'

[albaqwerty]

40 and divorced

[sara3]

or "the council won't re-house me"

[pink-kittens]

"if the house is rented and owned by a housing association, SOMETIMES they do have rules and regulations in place concerned with how many children, and which sex of children, can sleep in any one bedroom. " Taken form Should Children of the Opposite Sex Share a Bedroom? which is easily found using google

You will need to check with your local HA or council for their rules.
When I was on the housing list with 1 child and only eligible for 2 bedrooms, I fell pregnant with my second. The eldest was 15 at the time and once I had had the baby I called to let them know about the extra child and because of the ages of the children I was then entitled to 3 bedrooms - both were girls. Moral of my story? Each HA and/or council will have their own rules and regs

[bushbaby_de]

Even if your local rules state the age at which they calculate an extra room for children, its a preference not an absolute legal requirement.