long overdue, and the changes were enormous. The Liverpool Guild of Students had been living in a temporary and much smaller home at 3-5 Abercromby Square. During this the Guild endeavoured to continue its services and offer opportunities to its student population and many societies. History of live music Liverpool Guild of Students has a long-established history in live music and has been providing a venue for events since the opening of its main room, the Mountford Hall, since 1965. During its history as a music venue, the Guild has played host to some of the biggest names, acts such as The Who, The Pretenders, The Clash and Joy Division all having played sell-out, main room shows. More recently the venue has seen shows from James, Scouting for Girls and 30 Seconds to Mars to name a few, in the main room and The Damned, Juliette Lewis and The Futureheads who have preferred the intimacy of the in-house theatre. Green Guild Green Guild started in October 2013 encompassing a wide range of initiatives for embedding sustainability across the University community. Green Gown In 2015 the Guild was a finalist when it entered the prestigious Green Gown Award from the Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges (EAUC). The Guild was highly commended by the judges receiving special mention at the awards dinner. Three interrelated themes of Education, Engagement and Outreach were driven by three members of staff and included student leadership at each stage of the award. The total student engagements through the project exceeded 5000 out of a target of 2000 and included: A total of 151 trained student leaders were recruited (30 Bee keepers, 26 Gardeners, 38 Seed Fund team members, 34 Curriculum Researchers, 16 Student Switch Off Ambassadors and seven Green Impact Auditors) Some were employed to support curriculum research through surveys and leading focus groups on ESD. We worked with a cross-institutional working group to formulate recommendations on ESD now approved for implementation by the Student Experience Committee. Green Schools Green Schools is part of Liverpool Guild of Students ‘Green Guild’ project, in which students lead on community outreach. Student volunteers deliver fun and interactive sessions on a variety of sustainability issues and help schools to develop a ‘sustainable social enterprise project’ in their community. School teams visit the Guild located at the heart of the University campus for a day to plan their project, pitch their