Leeds Festival headliners exclusive chat
"Electrifying crowd at Leeds Festival " says Kasabian's Sergio Pizzorno in his exclusive chat for Calendar
Check out the local line up ahead of the Leeds festival
Melvin Benn announced which local bands have beat stiff competition to win a place in the 2012 Leeds Festival line-up.
Festival rockers back hospice auction
Acts appearing at this year's Leeds Festival are donating items for auction in aid of the Martin House Hospice for terminally-ill children.
Live updates
Clean-up time at Leeds Festival
It's clean up time at Bramham Park as this year's Leeds Festival comes to an end. Around 70,000 people were at the three-day event to see bands including the Kaiser Chiefs. Here are some of the highlights in pictures:
Last day of Leeds Festival 2012 - Melvin Benn's already planning for next year
It's the final night of music for thousands of fans enjoying the Leeds Festival at Bramham Park.
Rockers Kasabian will close the main stage with their set tonight. Organisers say the line up was one of the best they've had, and they're already working out how they can top it next year
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European volunteers help with festival salvage
60 young people from across Europe are at Leeds Festival to make sure it is environmentally friendly. They will join the 'Everything is Possible' team in salvaging abandoned camping equipment left in a good or reusable condition. This equipment will then be passed on through a "community exchange".
– Clair Brown, co-founder of Everything is PossibleThis is a fantastic opportunity to give to young people who couldn’t normally access this kind of event the chance to see their favourite bands while helping the local community and environment. A lot of organisations working with young people or the homeless, for example, could really make use of this equipment.
Volunteers on site to help keep festival Green
60 young people from across Europe are in Leeds to help keep this year’s Leeds Festival environmentally friendly. They are coming for a two week volunteering project organised by the local community organisation Everything is Possible, to help keep the Leeds Festival site environmentally friendly.
They will also help salvage abandoned camping equipment left in a good or reusable condition. This equipment will then be passed on to the local community and individuals in Leeds through a ‘’community exchange’’ sale.