Welcome

June and July are busy times for the streets of Leeds with thousands of students moving in and out of their homes. This creates a lot of rubbish, often disposed of incorrectly, making things a nightmare for residential areas as well as not being very environmentally friendly.

The aim of Leave Leeds Tidy is to reduce the impact of student changeover on the local community in Leeds where students live, while reducing the amount of useful items going to landfill.

Tell us what you think!
We want to know what you think about the Leeds Leave Tidy and the Green Streets project. Do you think that they have been successful? Have they helped with the problems around the streets of Leeds? Is there anything we could do differently next year?
Please take three minutes to take part in our short online survey at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CTP6GPD.

Leave Leeds Tidy is a partnership which is coordinated by Leeds University Union. Other partners are The University of Leeds, Leeds Met University Students' Union, UNIPOL, Leeds City Council (LCC), Inner North West Area Committee, and Hyde Park Neighbourhood Policing team.