As organisations place increasing emphasis on environmental responsibility, the demand for sustainable events continues to rise. At Spaces at The Spine, sustainability is built into every aspect of the event experience, from the building’s architecture to our catering practices, making it easier for organisers to make responsible choices without added complexity.
Here are essential items to check when planning an eco-conscious event:
A strong starting point is gaining insight into the venue’s day-to-day operations. Asking about sustainability certifications, energy sources and overall building performance can offer valuable insight into its environmental impact. Purpose-built, energy-efficient spaces not only reduce carbon footprints but also create healthier, more productive environments for attendees, something increasingly reflected in modern venues designed with wellbeing and sustainability in mind.
Catering choices and waste practices can significantly influence an event’s footprint, making them an important factor in venue selection. Our catering follows a plant-forward approach, prioritising vegan and vegetarian options to help reduce carbon emissions. Surplus ingredients from events are also repurposed in our adjoining café, The Base, minimising waste while maintaining quality and creativity.
Sustainability doesn’t stop at the venue doors. Considering how attendees travel is an important part of planning a greener meeting. Located in the heart of Liverpool, Spaces at The Spine benefits from strong transport connections, making it easy for guests to arrive by train, bus or on foot. This accessibility supports lower-carbon travel choices while also offering convenience for attendees.
To find out more about hosting a sustainable event at Spaces at The Spine, get in touch with the events team today on 0151 318 2200 or spaces@rcp.ac.uk.
The Spine is located in Paddington Village at the heart of the Knowledge Quarter in Liverpool’s City Centre.