Passionate about Yorkshire, its farmers and local producers; Fodder, a Yorkshire farm shop and cafe, supports and sells the very best. Stocked with food and drink from 350 farmers and producers, with 85% of what is sold and served from Yorkshire. Fodder are proud to be the only food shop and café in the UK where all profits go to a farming charity – the Yorkshire Agricultural Society.

Founded by Quakers in 1823 and based in the heart of York, Bootham is a friendly, inclusive and highly distinctive co-educational day and boarding school of 600 pupils, aged 3-18. The school pride themselves on their commitment to the individual needs of each pupil and the excellent facilities they can offer their students; and the lockers and washrooms are no exception.

Founded in 1615, The Perse School is a traditional yet innovative co-educational independent day school based in the city of Cambridge. Alongside their academic credentials, the health and happiness of their 1,580 students is of high importance and creating a safe and vibrant school environment is key.

Founded in 1652, Colfe’s School is a progressive and vibrant co-educational independent day school in Horn Park, south-east London. The dynamic school favours innovation and so modern washroom and locker facilities were top priorities in their various recent refurbishment programmes.

FlyDSA Arena (originally known as Sheffield Arena, Constructed at a cost of £34 million, it was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 30 May 1991. The arena's resident sport team is the Sheffield Steelers ice hockey team who play in the Elite Ice Hockey League. The Steelers have recorded crowds of up to 10,000 in the building with extra seating being installed at the venue.

Hampton by Hilton York, winner of a Very Good Rating for sustainable design & construction from BREEAM. This York hotel is just a five minute walk from the train station and the wealth of attractions in the city centre, close to the York Minster, the Jorvik Viking Centre or the York Dungeons. At a Glance - a comfy base overlooking York’s Roman walls.