The University has been selected to host the 2026 Association of University Directors of Estates (AUDE) Annual Conference taking place from 20 to 23 April 2026.
A leading event in the higher education estates calendar, the conference brings together senior estates and facilities professionals from across the UK and beyond. To share best practice, address sector-wide challenges and explore the future of higher education estates.
Ann Allen, Director of Campus Innovation and Development at the University of Leeds and a member of AUDE, said:
“We’re thrilled to be hosting the AUDE conference next year. With the Campus Reimagined programme underway, it’s a particularly exciting time for the University, and the conference offers a brilliant opportunity to collaborate with colleagues across the sector and be part of shaping the future of our estates together.
“As we push forward with our £32 million investment to enhance the student experience, I can’t wait to showcase our fantastic campus to our colleagues across the UK.”
Conferences & Events
The University’s Conferences and Events team will lead on the delivery of the event. Alongside partners from across the institution and the city.
Karina Kendrick, Head of Conferences and Events at the University of Leeds, added:
“It’s fantastic to be welcoming the AUDE community to Leeds next April. We’re proud to be working in partnership with colleagues from across the University and the city to create a memorable event.
“Planning is already underway, and we look forward to delivering a conference that inspires and connects people across the university estates sector.”
We will share more information about the conference in the coming months. For any questions, please contact: conferences@leeds.ac.uk
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Last week, three chefs from the University of Leeds Catering team demonstrated their skill and creativity at the prestigious TUCO (The University Caterers Organisation) Competitions. Held over two days at the University of Warwick.
With more than 100 competitors from universities across the country. The TUCO Competitions is a key date in the calendar for university caterers, offering the opportunity to showcase expertise across a range of disciplines.
Standout performances across the board
Andy Cornall, Aaron Tong and Rob Hargreaves represented the University of Leeds and each delivered standout performances across their categories.
Double win for Andy Cornall
Andy Cornall took part in two individual challenges. The Love British Food Challenge and the Seafood Skills Challenge – and placed first in both.
The Love British Food Challenge focuses on creating a plated main course with British pork and complementary accompaniments.
The Seafood Skills Challenge tests a chef’s ability to prepare seafood with precision, showcasing exceptional knife skills and product knowledge.
Gold for Aaron Tong and Rob Hargreaves
Chefs Aaron Tong and Rob Hargreaves teamed up for the Chefs’ Challenge. Which tasks two chefs with preparing a three-course meal for two within two hours. Their strong collaboration, technical ability and attention to detail earned them a Gold award.
A team to be proud of – an exceptional team effort
Ben Collier, and Hospitality at the University of Leeds, said:
“It’s an incredible achievement and a testament to the hard work, talent and dedication of our chefs. The competition is always tough, and to receive this recognition reflects the quality and professionalism of the team. I’m extremely proud of what they’ve accomplished.”
Celebrating culinary excellence
This result highlights the calibre of culinary talent within the University’s catering team, who deliver exceptional food and service across everything from major conferences to everyday campus dining.
Congratulations to Andy, Aaron and Rob!
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Chelsea Rolfe, Assistant Head of Conferences and Events (Sales and Marketing) at the University of Leeds, reflects on the sustainability dilemmas of event merchandise – and how small, thoughtful choices can have a lasting impact.
Event merchandise – an element of events that I’ve always felt conflicted about from a sustainability perspective. It’s a tricky balance: trying to find something that reflects your brand and values, that people will actually want, and that doesn’t compromise your environmental principles.
A conscious shift at the University of Leeds
At the University of Leeds Conferences and Events, we’ve made a real effort over the last few years to review what we’re giving away and why. The truth is, merchandise still has its place. It can help create a memorable experience, prompt a conversation, or simply be a kind gesture. But we also recognise that it can lead to waste, particularly when items lack sustainable materials or don’t hold value for the recipient.
A creative concept with hidden costs
For our most recent trade show, we wanted to do something a little different. We worked closely with our creative team to come up with a few concepts, one of which was a wooden educational game. It felt like a great fit – fun, tactile, and subtly tied to our University roots. The company we worked with were brilliant and really open to our ideas. But once we started digging a little deeper into the product’s sustainability credentials, we hit a few red flags.
The cost of doing better
The version we sampled came from China and used materials that didn’t meet our sustainability standards. When we asked for a greener alternative, they offered the same product made here in the UK with more sustainable materials – but at five times the cost. While we’re always willing to invest in quality and sustainability, in this instance, the price made it unviable.
Simple, local and sustainable wins the day
So, we went back to the drawing board.
In the end, we decided to go with something simple, thoughtful, and consumable – chocolates from Lauden , a fantastic family-run company based in Kirkstall, Leeds. By choosing them, we supported a local company and discovered they partner with Cocoa Horizons – an organisation working to improve the livelihoods of cocoa farmers and promote sustainable farming. You can read more about their work here.
Small choices, big impact
The chocolates were a hit – and they didn’t end up in landfill.
It’s not always easy to get it right, but we’re committed to trying. We’ll continue to seek out suppliers who share our values, ask the right questions, and challenge ourselves to do better. Because thoughtful choices – however small – add up.
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The University of Leeds is delighted to announce the promotion of Karina Kendrick to Head of Conferences and Events. With a strong background in events, sales, and customer experience, Karina is perfectly positioned to lead the team into an exciting new chapter. We caught up with Karina to learn more about her journey, aspirations, and vision for the future.
A passion for events and people
When asked what excites her most about stepping into this role, Karina was quick to highlight the talent and dedication of the team.
I get to work with an incredibly talented team who are passionate about what they do. That’s what excites me the most. I’m also really looking forward to not only representing the University, but championing Leeds as a fantastic destination for conferences and events.
With extensive experience in the industry, Karina brings a deep understanding of what makes an event successful. Her career began on the operational side of events, which gave her first-hand experience of event delivery from the ground up.
I love the buzz of event days – creating memorable experiences and bringing people together in new ways. That hands-on experience gave me a real understanding of what goes into making an event successful. Over the years, I’ve built on that with sales experience and a strong customer focus, which I believe has set me up well for this role. Now, I’m excited to bring it all together, support our fantastic team, and reach new audiences.
Driving innovation and sustainability
Karina and the team have ambitious goals for Conferences and Events in the coming year. Sustainability remains a key priority, and she is keen to tap into the expertise of the University’s leading academics to drive positive change.
Sustainability is more than just a buzz word for us – it’s ingrained in everything we do, and we’re lucky to be able to draw on the insight of top academics to help us keep improving.
Another focus is changing perceptions of what a university event venue can offer.
Universities are hubs of creativity, and we want to showcase that. We work with incredibly innovative teams and are always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Our goal is to prove that university venues can offer something different for your event.
Why choose the University of Leeds for events?
University of Leeds will continue to offer exceptional event experiences, thanks to its outstanding team, diverse venues, and high-quality catering.
First and foremost, it’s the team that makes us stand out. Our event professionals support clients every step of the way. We’re also true to our Yorkshire values – transparent with costs and always focused on finding the best solution for each client.
The diversity of venue spaces is another major advantage, from historic listed buildings to contemporary conference spaces. With a large campus, organisers can create truly bespoke experiences for their delegates.
Our chef teams create incredible menus using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. Great catering is such an important part of an event, and we’re proud to deliver high-quality, sustainable options.
Advice for aspiring event professionals
Having successfully progressed into a leadership role, Karina is keen to support others looking to do the same. Her top piece of advice? Build a strong professional network.
Surround yourself with great people – peers, mentors, and colleagues who support and inspire you. Your network can open doors, offer fresh perspectives, and help you navigate challenges. The events industry is all about relationships, and having a strong community around you, makes a huge difference.
Looking ahead
With Karina at the helm, the future looks bright for Conferences and Events at the University of Leeds. Her passion, expertise, and commitment to innovation will ensure the University remains a leading choice for event organisers in the UK and beyond.
If you’re looking to host your next event at the University of Leeds, get in touch with our team today.
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Looking for meeting rooms in Leeds? Kick off 2025 with an exclusive January and February offer at Cloth Hall Court, the University of Leeds’ premier conference venue. With a discounted day delegate rate of just £39 (including VAT) or £35 for University of Leeds staff, this is an unmissable opportunity to host your meetings, training sessions, or client events in a convenient city-centre location.
Cloth Hall Court is renowned for offering modern and stylish meeting rooms in Leeds, designed to create an environment for impactful presentations, team-building days, and professional seminars. The venue’s central location, just a two-minute walk from Leeds train station, adds to the ease and convenience for attendees, making it an ideal choice for businesses across the region. Begin the new year with exceptional value and quality by securing this special rate, and make your event memorable with the experienced support of the University of Leeds Conferences and Events team.
Why Choose Cloth Hall Court?
Stylish meeting rooms in Leeds: Thoughtfully designed to provide the perfect setting for your meetings, workshops, and conferences.
Prime city-centre location: Located right in the heart of Leeds, ensuring easy access for both local and visiting attendees.
Seasonal dining: Enjoy a seasonal menu with over 90% of dishes prepared on-site, including delicious hot buffet lunches.
Extra amenities: Complimentary Wi-Fi, AV equipment and dedicated event support from start to finish.
What’s included?
Main room hire
Dedicated event manager
Wi-Fi and AV equipment
Arrival refreshments with coffee, tea, mini-Danish pastries, and fresh fruit platters
Mid-morning refreshments with coffee, tea, and biscuits
Two-course hot buffet lunch with water, fruit juice, tea, and coffee
Afternoon refreshments with coffee, tea, and biscuits
So if you’re looking for exceptional meeting rooms in Leeds and want to take advantage of this limited-time offer, contact the University of Leeds Conferences and Events team today:
Terms and conditions: Offer valid for any date in January and February, subject to availability. Day Delegate packages available from £39, inclusive of VAT or £35 for University of Leeds staff. New bookings only.
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Planning a team away day is an excellent opportunity to bring colleagues together, spark creativity, and strengthen relationships. To ensure your event is both memorable and effective, follow these tips:
Choose an inspiring venue
Selecting the right venue sets the tone for your day. Look for spaces that inspire collaboration and creativity, such as those with natural daylight, spacious layouts, and unique settings. Venues that provide substantial catering options are a must – good food leaves a lasting impression!
Take time to plan a diverse agenda
A well-thought-out agenda ensures the day is engaging for everyone.
Incorporate:
Key speakers: Invite inspiring voices to share insights. These don’t have to be external – look to inspiring people outside of your department but within the University of Leeds, such as our world-class academics.
Facilitators: Have someone guide discussions to spark new ideas.
Creative activities: Include tasks that challenge the team in new ways, from hands-on workshops to problem-solving games.
Top tip – ask the University of Leeds Conferences and Events team if you need suppliers. We have lots of connections!
Be intentional with team-building activities
Define your goals for the day – whether it’s strengthening communication, collaboration, or simply having fun. We can help you find cost-effective team-building activities, from larger experiences like an interactive scavenger hunt or Taskmaster-style challenges to smaller, focused workshops.
There are also companies that create teamworking activities that unite your team in service while making a positive impact on communities in need. We’ve made a water filtration system blind folded that is now being used in Uganda to aid a community.
Allow time for networking
Some of the best conversations happen during unstructured moments. Build in time for casual networking. You could host a reception or even plan an informal outing to town after the main agenda.
Best venues for a team away day
At the University of Leeds, we offer a range of venues perfect for team away days:
Capacity for a team away day: Up to 80 people (please note we do have larger capacity but would recommend no more than 80 for a team away day if you wished to be in one room)
Ideal for smaller teams looking for a cosy and inspiring environment.
Top Tip – Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to hear about our exciting new venue coming soon. It’s a top secret we can’t wait to share!
Ready to plan your away day?
Our team at the University of Leeds Conferences and Events is here to help you create a memorable and productive experience. From venue recommendations to activity planning, we’ve got you covered.
Get in touch today to start planning your next team away day!
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Cooking the perfect turkey is a hallmark of festive celebrations, and it doesn’t have to be daunting! Our award-winning Head Chef, Aaron Tong, has shared his expert advice to help you achieve a succulent, flavour-packed bird every time. Whether you’re hosting a holiday feast or a family gathering, these five simple steps will guide you to perfection.
Bring your turkey to room temperature
The key to an evenly cooked turkey is starting at the right temperature. Take your turkey out of the fridge 20–30 minutes before cooking. This small step minimises shrinkage during cooking and ensures even heat distribution, delivering a better final result.
Prep aromatic vegetables for added flavour
A great turkey begins with a flavourful base. Wash and peel carrots, celery and onions – arrange them around the turkey in the roasting tray. These aromatic vegetables infuse the meat with depth and can double as the base for a delicious homemade gravy. 3. 3.
Season, cover, and cook
Place the turkey in a roasting tray and rub it generously with oil, seasoning it well with salt and pepper. Cover it with tinfoil and place it in a preheated oven at 180°C (gas mark 4). To enhance the flavour, add fresh herbs like rosemary and thyme to the tray an hour before the turkey is done. During the final hour of cooking, remove the foil to allow the skin to brown beautifully.
Perfect cooking times
Always preheat your oven for at least 20 minutes before cooking. Follow these general guidelines based on the turkey’s weight:
4–5kg: 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 30 minutes
5–6kg: 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours
6–7kg: 3 hours to 3 hours 30 minutes
7–8kg: 3 hours 30 minutes to 4 hours
Top tip: Use a meat thermometer or check the juices near the thigh—they should run clear when the turkey is fully cooked.
Rest – for maximum juiciness
Once cooked, remove the turkey from the tray and let it rest for 30 minutes to an hour, lightly covered with foil. Resting allows the juices to redistribute, resulting in a moist and tender turkey. While it rests, it’s the perfect time to prepare your side dishes and gravy using the strained pan juices for added richness.
How much turkey should you buy?
For a whole turkey on the bone, allow 450g per guest. If you’re serving hearty eaters or want plenty of leftovers, go for 650g per person.
Why trust Aaron’s tips?
Aaron Tong, our Head Chef at the University of Leeds, has years of culinary expertise and a passion for crafting unforgettable meals. These tips are tried, tested, and guaranteed to impress your guests.
Give Chef Aaron’s tips a try and share your masterpiece with us! Tag us on social media – we’d love to see your creations!
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The University of Leeds Conferences and Events team has just completed a busy and successful summer season, managing around 60 events and welcoming over 11,000 delegates to our world-class venues. With our extensive experience in event planning and conference management, we’ve put together our top tips to help you run a successful event, whether it’s a corporate conference, seminar or team-building day.
Top Tip 1. Define Your Event Objectives
The foundation of any successful event lies in thorough planning. Before diving into the logistics, sit down with your team to outline the key objectives of your event. What do you hope to achieve? What are your critical success factors? Understanding these points will guide your decisions and keep you focused as you move forward with the event planning process.
Top Tip 2. Set your Budget
Providing us with detailed information on your event’s objectives and budget allows us to tailor our services and offer effective solutions. The more we understand about your goals, the better we can support you in delivering a successful conference or event.
When it comes to booking the perfect conference venue, timing is everything. The earlier you get in touch with us, the better your chances of securing the ideal location and date for your event. At the University of Leeds, we offer a range of event venues, from our historic Great Hall to our modern conference suites. While our team is always happy to suggest alternative solutions, early enquiries give you more options.
(Credit: Daniel Johnson-Gray)
Top Tip 4. Tell us how you like to work
At University of Leeds Conferences and Events, we pride ourselves on excellent communication. We aim to respond to all emails the same day, but we understand that some events are more complex and may require a more personalised approach. If you’d prefer to discuss details over the phone, let us know, and we can schedule a 30-minute call to walk through your requirements, address concerns, and provide an accurate quote for your event.
Top Tip 5. Keep Everyone Updated
Clear communication is essential, not just with your event manager but also with your delegates. Keeping your attendees informed ensures they are well-prepared and creates a positive experience for everyone involved. In turn, this can provide valuable feedback for improving future events. Our team can help you with communication strategies to keep everything running smoothly.
Top Tip 6. Prioritise Sustainability and Accessibility
As part of our commitment to sustainable event planning, we encourage you to consider the environmental impact of your event. Think about how you can reduce your carbon footprint by offering eco-friendly options, such as paperless registration or if you need merchandise consider using local produce. Equally important is making your event accessible to all attendees, whether it’s providing wheelchair access, quiet rooms, or other inclusive solutions to ensure a welcoming environment.
Ready to Plan Your Next Event?
If you’re ready to organise your next conference, corporate meeting, or special event, our expert team is here to help. At the University of Leeds, we offer a variety of world-class venues, professional event management services, and the support you need to make your event a success. Complete the enquiry form below to book your next conference or event today, and let us guide you through every step of the process.
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The University of Leeds is proud to announce that following the success of the UK Corporate Games 2024, we have been selected to host the prestigious event for a second consecutive year. This marks the first time in the history of the UK Corporate Games that the event will take place in the same city two years in a row. The 2025 Games will be held from 24 to 27 July, with many of Leeds’ premier sports venues, including the University’s world-class facilities set to be used again.
Doug White, Games Director said: “Our return to Leeds for the UK Corporate Games in 2025 is a testament to the overwhelming success and positive feedback we received from the 2024 Games. The enthusiasm and support from participants, companies, the University and the city have been incredible, and we’re excited to build on that momentum for another unforgettable year in 2025!
The 2024 Games saw over 70 companies and hundreds of participants come together for an unforgettable multi-sport festival. The University’s commitment to delivering an exceptional experience was evident in the overwhelmingly positive feedback from both participants and organisers. As a result, the UK Corporate Games team has chosen to bring the event back to Leeds, recognising the University’s outstanding sports infrastructure and the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
Sam Glenister-Batey, Deputy Director of Commercial and Business Development at the University of Leeds, shared his excitement about hosting the event again:
“We are delighted that the UK Corporate Games has chosen to return to Leeds for 2025. The success of this year’s event was a testament to the collaborative efforts of our Conferences and Events team, alongside colleagues from across the University. Our world-class sports facilities, including The Brownlee Centre and The Edge, alongside the enthusiasm of our staff and participants made the 2024 Games a triumph. We look forward to building on that success and delivering an even more memorable experience in 2025.”
The UK Corporate Games champions teamwork through sport, bringing together businesses from across the country to compete in a wide range of activities from football and netball to dragon boat racing and golf. The Games embody values of inclusivity, community, and healthy competition, aligning with the University’s own commitment to health and wellbeing.
Preparations are already underway to ensure that the 2025 Games will be bigger and better than ever. Companies interested in participating can now register their interest, with an early entry offer currently available.
We are honoured to once again play a key role in hosting this prestigious event and look forward to welcoming participants back to Leeds next year. We are pleased to offer a range of convenient onsite accommodation options for the 2025 UK Corporate Games. To express your interest and receive updates please visit: conferencesandevents.leeds.ac.uk/corporategames
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The University of Leeds Conferences and Events team is proud to have hosted the prestigious UK Corporate Games 2024, the largest multi-sport festival for businesses. Held from 25 – 28 July 2024, the event drew participants and companies from across the UK to Leeds, showcasing the city’s vibrant culture.
All photos: Dave Worrall photography
Sam Glenister-Batey, Deputy Director of Commercial and Business Development at the University of Leeds, remarked on the collaborative effort:
“Hosting the UK Corporate Games 2024 was a testament to the University’s ability to come together as one. From our Conferences and Events team to our Sports and Physical Activity colleagues, Catering teams, Health and Wellbeing and many others, we demonstrated how effective collaboration can lead to the successful delivery of such a large-scale event. It was truly a University-wide effort and we’re immensely proud of the result.”
The Games saw over 70 companies descend upon the University campus, creating a buzzing atmosphere throughout the event. The University’s commitment to health and wellbeing was evident in its support for staff participation, funding entry fees and organising numerous taster sessions and training opportunities. These initiatives were exceptionally well-received, with 178 staff members signing up across 16 different sports, surpassing the initial target of 115 participants.
Suzanne Glavin, Head of Sport and Physical Activity, highlighted the significance of the event from a sporting perspective:
“The UK Corporate Games provided an excellent platform to showcase our world-class sporting facilities. We were particularly excited to host our first large-scale sporting event at the Bodington Football Hub. The feedback on these facilities has been overwhelmingly positive and we’re confident this success will pave the way for many more prestigious sporting events in the future.”
The University’s investment in its sporting facilities, including the newly refurbished gym at the Edge, the Bodington Football Hub, the Brownlee Centre and Sports Park Weetwood, proved instrumental in delivering a top-tier experience for all participants.
One of the University’s netball participants shared their experience:
“Getting involved with the Corporate Games has been fantastic. The training sessions leading up to the event helped me rediscover my love for netball and connect with fellow players. The Games themselves were incredibly fun and well-organised. I’m thrilled that these sessions will continue, providing an ongoing opportunity for us to stay active and connected.”
The success of the taster sessions and training programmes has led to their continuation, allowing staff to attend during work hours and promoting a culture of health and wellbeing within the University.
The UK Corporate Games 2024 not only fostered camaraderie and teamwork among professionals but also strengthened the University’s position as a premier venue for large-scale sporting events.
For those interested in participating in next year’s UK Corporate Games, please contact the UK Corporate Games for more information.
The University of Leeds extends its gratitude to all participants, organisers and staff members who contributed to making the UK Corporate Games 2024 an outstanding success.
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