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Cycle Repair Skills – Step 5 (optional): Bleeding hydraulic brakes

Date
, 2pm-3pm
Category

Hydraulic brakes are the state of the art in reliable, powerful braking, provided they’re well maintained! Bleeding your brakes can be really simple, in this free cycle repair skills class, you'll learn how to bleed your hydraulic brakes to keep your bike in top condition. The session will take place in the Bike Hub, located...

Wildlife Wander - November 2026

Date
, 12pm-1pm
Category

Join us for a campus wildlife wander - a slow-paced hour discovering wildlife around the University campus. Each month we’ll visit different areas depending on where we think there are interesting things to see. Some of us are birdwatchers, some of us are pretty good at bees and butterflies or learning flower identification. We’re all...

Campus Gardening Sessions

Date
, 1pm-3pm
Category

Schedule:  Regular weekly gardening sessions take place every Wednesday from 1-3pm. These sessions will cover everything from planting and harvesting to food preservation and sustainable gardening practices. Get Involved: No prior gardening experience is needed! These sessions are an excellent opportunity to develop new skills, meet like-minded people, and contribute to the community. Mark your...

Community Litter Pick - November 2026

Date
, 11am-1pm
Category

Join the Sustainability Service for our monthly community litter pick. We'll meet by the Wellington statue on Woodhouse Moor at 11am - opposite Leeds University Business School - What3Words ///bill.model.grapes At around 12.30pm we'll end up at Hyde Park Book Club for coffee and cakes provided by the Sustainability Service. Our community litter picks take place...

Campus Gardening Sessions

Date
, 1pm-3pm
Category

Schedule:  Regular weekly gardening sessions take place every Wednesday from 1-3pm. These sessions will cover everything from planting and harvesting to food preservation and sustainable gardening practices. Get Involved: No prior gardening experience is needed! These sessions are an excellent opportunity to develop new skills, meet like-minded people, and contribute to the community. Mark your...

Campus Gardening Sessions

Date
, 1pm-3pm
Category

Schedule:  Regular weekly gardening sessions take place every Wednesday from 1-3pm. These sessions will cover everything from planting and harvesting to food preservation and sustainable gardening practices. Get Involved: No prior gardening experience is needed! These sessions are an excellent opportunity to develop new skills, meet like-minded people, and contribute to the community. Mark your...

Repair Café - December 2026

Date
, 1pm-4pm
Category

  Join us at Makerspace in Edward Boyle Library for our monthly Repair Café. Skilled volunteers will be on hand to help you fix your broken items and keep them in use, including: Clothes, shoes, textiles, and jewellery  Phones, laptops, and tablets Small appliances (kettles, toasters, desk lamps)  Music and audio equipment (amplifiers, speakers etc.) ...

Community Litter Pick - December 2026

Date
, 11am-1pm
Category

Join the Sustainability Service for our monthly community litter pick. We'll meet by the Wellington statue on Woodhouse Moor at 11am - opposite Leeds University Business School - What3Words ///bill.model.grapes At around 12.30pm we'll end up at Hyde Park Book Club for coffee and cakes provided by the Sustainability Service. Our community litter picks take place...

Wildlife Wander - December 2026

Date
, 12pm-1pm
Category

Join us for a campus wildlife wander - a slow-paced hour discovering wildlife around the University campus. Each month we’ll visit different areas depending on where we think there are interesting things to see. Some of us are birdwatchers, some of us are pretty good at bees and butterflies or learning flower identification. We’re all...

Repair Café - January 2027

Date
, 1pm-4pm
Category

Join us at Makerspace in Edward Boyle Library for our monthly Repair Café. Skilled volunteers will be on hand to help you fix your broken items and keep them in use, including: Clothes, shoes, textiles, and jewellery  Phones, laptops, and tablets Small appliances (kettles, toasters, desk lamps)  Music and audio equipment (amplifiers, speakers etc.)  Children’s...