This significant achievement underscores our unwavering commitment to delivering the highest standard of training and validates the quality that our clients have come to expect. As a Highfield Approved Centre, we have met rigorous standards for course delivery, assessment, and learner support.

Choosing Controlled Space now comes with the added assurance of a nationally recognised credential. This partnership means:

Skills That Matter: Learn with confidence, knowing your training meets industry-leading standards and is designed to deliver real-world impact.

Nationally Recognised Qualifications: Your certification will be awarded by Highfield, one of the UK’s leading awarding organisations, enhancing its value for your career and compliance needs.

Guaranteed Quality: The Highfield mark is a symbol of quality, signifying that our courses, materials, and trainers have passed a stringent external audit.

This accreditation is more than just a badge on our wall; it’s a promise to our clients, partners, and learners that the training we deliver meets the very highest industry standards.

SafeContractor is a leading third-party accreditation scheme that recognises companies demonstrating excellence in health and safety management. Achieving this certification provides our clients and partners with complete confidence that we operate safely, responsibly, and in line with industry best practices.

This milestone is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our team, whose focus on safety and compliance ensures that every project is delivered with integrity and care.

By maintaining our SafeContractor status, we reaffirm our promise to provide a secure and reliable service to all our customers.

#SafeContractor #HealthAndSafety #ControlledSpace #ExcellenceInService

We have branding visible in the stadium bowl at Valley Parade with advertising boards and a segregation line in the Bradford Lifts Stand.

We also collaborated with the club to bring supporters in the Morrisons Family Stand a Billy Bantam mural.

City’s general manager, Davide Longo, said: “We are excited to continue working with Controlled Space. Our relationship has gone from strength to strength over the last year.

“We have worked with Controlled Space for several years at the University of Bradford Stadium and are looking forward to the future together.”

Steve Johnson, managing director at Controlled Space, added: “Our sponsorship at Bradford City AFC represents a proud partnership rooted in shared values of community, ambition, and growth. By supporting the club, we align ourselves with a historic team that brings people together through the power of football.

“This collaboration not only enhances our brand visibility but, together with the Bantams, we aim to drive positive impact both on and off the pitch, celebrating the passion and resilience that define the club and its supporters. We have loved being part of the club’s journey so far, and we wish the team all the very best for the future!”

If you need support on any of your events, please contact us on sales@controlledspace.co.uk and one of our team will be happy to help!

Since 2018, we’ve had the honor of working alongside this amazing client, watching their events grow into some of Yorkshire’s most beloved culinary celebrations. From humble beginnings to packed-out festivals, it’s been an incredible journey—and we can’t wait to make this year the best one yet!

Join us for mouthwatering flavors, vibrant atmospheres, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re a foodie, a drinks enthusiast, or just looking for a great day out, these festivals are not to be missed!

 Click below to explore each event and plan your visit..
North Leeds, Roundhay
Ilkley
The Stray
Temple Newsam
Ripley Castle
Graves Park

Your Tastebuds Are Ready? Here’s What’s Cooking at North Leeds Food Festival!
Get ready for a mouthwatering weekend at Roundhay Park! From sizzling global street food to award-winning drinks, live chef demos, and family fun – this is your ultimate summer foodie adventure.

 Watch the sneak peek video below to see the delicious action waiting for you!

What to expect at some of Yorkshires greatest Food & Drink Festivals
International Street Food – Explore global flavors with top UK street food traders in some of Yorkshire’s lush settings.
Independent Drink – Sip cold beers, cocktails, or fresh juices from 8 specialty bars. Cheers to choice!
Live Chef Demos – Watch top chefs showcase their skills!
Artisan Markets – Indulge in gourmet fudge, cured meats, artisan cheeses, and decadent brownies from the UK’s best producers.
Live Music & Entertainment – Enjoy 26+ performers (jazz, soul, pop) and family-friendly magic, comedy, and interactive shows.
Kids’ Fun – Magic Matt, inflatables, crafts, and a free quiz trail—plus a traditional fun fair!
Supporting Mental Health – Help them raise for mental health through donations and festival activities.
Wellbeing Zone – Unwind with yoga talks, healthy living tips, and indie cosmetics.


If you need support on any of your events, please contact us on info@controlledspace.co.uk and one fo our sales team will be happy to help!

It’s been incredible to watch these young players grow, develop, and excel over the years. Their teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship—both on and off the pitch—have been inspiring.

A huge congratulations to the players, coaches, and everyone involved in this fantastic achievement. We’ll be cheering them on in the final—come on, Scot FC!

“SCOT FC was created due to so many players wanting to play but the fees where too high or their ability wasn’t good enough for other clubs. We made it our mission to be the cheapest around so more and more kids could be active and do what they love. Everyone is welcome regardless of needs, ability or background and we try our ultimate best to listen and adapt to all players needs and love watching them grow. The under 12s have worked harder than ever this season and placed 3rd in their division but most importantly reached the challenge plate finals. We all are super proud of each and everyone of them win loose draw we do it as a team.” Stacey, Under 12s Manager

Steve Johnson, Managing Director said “It has been great to witness the rise of this team and seeing their passion whilst playing. A cup run is amazing for them and it shows how well they play and value each other. Growing up in the area the club was founded makes it even more special to me and I am so glad the area has a team that supports them no matter their abilities. I hope they continue to do this for many years and I will always be proud that myself and Controlled Space have been able to support them with our sponsorship.”

Scot FC Under 12s will be playing their cup final against Pontefract at Thornes Football Club, Queens Drive, Wakefield, WF5 8BX.
Sunday 11th May, kick off at 10am

As a leading provider of event safety solutions, we are dedicated to ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience for all attendees. Our highly trained team of security professionals and stewards will be on-site to manage crowd safety, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and maintain a welcoming environment throughout the event.

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of York Museum Gardens, this event promises to be a highlight of 2025, and we are honored to play a key role in its success.

What You Can Expect from Us:
Expert crowd management and safety protocols
Highly visible and approachable stewarding team
Top class Customer Service
A commitment to creating a safe, enjoyable atmosphere for all

We look forward to working behind the scenes to ensure that Live at York Museum Gardens 2025 is not only unforgettable but also safe and secure for everyone.

Thursday, July 3rd: Elbow supported by Billie Marten and Eliza Carthy & The Restitution 
Friday, July 4th: Nile Rodgers & CHIC suppoerted by Jalen Ngonda 
Saturday, July 5th: Richard Hawley supported by English Teacher and BC Camplight 
Sunday, July 6th: York Comedy Festival featuring Dara O’Briain, Katherine Ryan, Maisie Adam, Joel Dommett, Clinton Baptiste, Angelos Epithemiou, Vittorio Angelone, Scott Bennett, and hosted by Stephen Baile

Stay tuned for more updates as we count down to this incredible event!

#LiveAtYork2025 #EventSafety #YorkMuseumGardens #SecureEvents

For more information about our services, visit our website or contact us today. Let’s make 2025 a year to remember!

To find out more about this amazing event, please visit here.

As one of the UK’s most iconic and breathtaking outdoor music venues, The Piece Hall has become synonymous with unforgettable live performances, and we are honoured to play a key role in ensuring the safety and smooth operation of this year’s events.

Controlled Space brings decades of experience in delivering top-tier security and crowd management services for major events across the country. Our highly trained team of professionals are committed to creating a safe, secure, and enjoyable environment for all attendees, artists, and staff.

From managing crowd flow to ensuring compliance with safety regulations, our team will work tirelessly to make Live at the Piece Hall 2025 an unforgettable experience for everyone.

We can’t wait to be part of this incredible series of events and look forward to welcoming music fans to one of the most stunning venues in the UK. Stay tuned for more updates, and get ready for an amazing lineup of performances in 2025!

Scott Douglas, Controlled Space Operations Manager said “Coming back for another summer is something I am really looking forward too, we see the hard work from the first day and how hard everyone works to put these shows together. I know how much our team enjoy working these events so i’m really glad we can give them the opportunity to come back.“

Our working partnership goes back 5 years, to 2021 and we have built an incredible working relationship in that period.

The view the line up and all the shows taking place, please follow this link.

The street marshals are out in the city centre most Friday and Saturday nights offering support and assistance to anyone who needs it between 3pm and 3am.

During a shift in January they responded to a call about a woman in need, and as they approached her they discovered she was not in a good state of mind and at risk. The marshals quickly intervened with care and compassion and supported her until the police and ambulance arrived.

At a Night Safe Leeds partnership street briefing on Friday night (14 February), the street marshals received a commendation from the council for their outstanding contributions to public safety and for averting many potentially serious situations.

The street marshals are an integral part of Night Safe Leeds, an initiative bringing together all the on-street support available to people who live, work and visit the city centre, and raising awareness of how to stay safe.

As they patrol the streets in high vis orange jackets, the marshals provide reassurance to the public, look out for vulnerable people to offer help, and step in to diffuse situations before they escalate. 

They are operationally contactable via the Business Against Crime in Leeds (BACIL) radio system, which links into the Safer Leeds LeedsWatch CCTV control room, West Yorkshire Police, British Transport Police, Street Support, the Women’s Night Safe Space, Youth Services, Angels of Freedom and other organisations who are offering support on the streets.

Councillor Mary Harland, Leeds City Council’s executive member for communities, customer service and community safety, said: “We launched the Night Safe Leeds initiative to spread the word on the measures you can take to keep yourself safe when you’re out and about in the city centre. Any form of anti-social behaviour and crime is unacceptable, and we want people to feel safe and be safe whatever time of day or night they are out in Leeds.

“This commendation is so well deserved by the street marshals, they are doing a vital job in supporting our residents and visitors. Nightlife is a big part of what makes Leeds the place that it is and if something doesn’t feel right, there is support around.”

Simon Hodgson, Leeds City Council’s head of community safety, said: “The street marshals are a truly valued part of Night Safe Leeds. They’ve really shown how important their work is, not only during this incident but also in diffusing situations so people get home safely. Positive feedback from the hospitality and retail sector also indicates their value in supporting people’s safety.”

Steve Johnson, Controlled Space Managing Director, Said: “We are incredibly proud of the street marshals and how hard they work to support local businesses in Leeds City Centre. Reading the reports each week shows how many incidents they attend too and I am really pleased about this as it shows them their hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.”

The street marshals are fully SIA licensed and undertake rigorous training in de-escalation techniques, safeguarding, and vulnerability of people, including the safety of women and risks associated with drug and/or alcohol use.

To read more about the Night Safe Leeds support available, visit https://leeds.gov.uk/nightsafe.

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The street marshals are funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). The service is being delivered by Leeds City Council and BACIL in partnership with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, who administer UKSPF funds locally.

Controlled Space is delighted to contribute to the safety and success of Leeds Pride by providing a team of highly trained Event Supervisors, SIA Door Supervisors and Safety Stewards. Our team will work diligently to create a secure and welcoming atmosphere for all attendees. We recognise the significance of Leeds Pride as a celebration of diversity and inclusion, and our commitment to safety underpins our support for this vital community event. We believe that prioritising safety is paramount to ensure a successful and joyful Leeds Pride for everyone. Controlled Space is committed to playing our part in making that a reality.

Our Director, Sylvia McCann had this to say “Controlled Space are incredibly honoured to support this fabulous event in the heart of Leeds.  I have watched the event grow since 2006. It is amazing to see the support from the local community and seeing how popular it has become over the years. Last year over 70,000 people attended and I am sure this number will be even higher in 2025. Being here in the heart of Leeds, supporting this fabulous event, fills me with such pride. I’ve been lucky enough to watch this event blossom since 2006. What’s truly incredible is seeing the unwavering support from our local community.  It’s grown so much more popular over the years.“

Each year, the colourful parade kicks off at Millennium Square, winding its way through the city streets and culminating on Lower Briggate by The Calls, where the festivities begin. The parade is not only a celebration of pride and solidarity, but also a significant economic driver, contributing an estimated £3.8 million to the city centre. Last year saw the biggest ever parade with over 167 organisations in attendance throughout the day. Leeds Pride now attracts people from all over the UK and overseas, whilst still remaining free for all to attend.

The striking artwork transforms the space with a giant Billy Bantam, the Bradford City crest, and a rallying “C’mon City!”, bringing energy and pride to one of the University of Bradford Stadium’s busiest areas.

As part of the club’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the matchday experience, the mural aims to create a more welcoming and engaging environment.

Scott Douglas, operations manager at Controlled Space, said:

“At Controlled Space, we believe in creating environments that promote respect, service, and safety – values that are at the heart of every great fan experience. This mural is about more than just brightening up a space; it’s about making supporters feel connected, inspired, and proud every time they step into the stadium. We are delighted to have worked with Bradford City to bring this vision to life.”

The mural will be on display for supporters to enjoy at the club’s next home fixture with Harrogate Town on February 8, with families encouraged to enter Valley Parade via the new Billy’s Family Entrance (Turnstiles W11-W14).