Leyton Orient 2022

Encourages supporters to walk and cycle to Brisbane Road via a ‘Matchday Guide’ on its website.
There is a range of cycle parking available around the stadium provided by Mini Holland who have installed a large number of bike racks outside the Score Centre, opposite the Justin Edinburgh Stand.
Public transport travel (London Underground, London Overground, Bus) to the stadium is also promoted on the club’s website.

Bywaters supported the club in reaching sustainability targets around the stadium, including increased recycling opportunities and awareness around sustainability-led changes.

The club has vegan and vegetarian food options that include a Root Vegetable Pie (V), Tuscan Bean Pie (Ve), Vegetarian nachos.

In February 2019, a local school took part in The Plastic Pollution Challenge, part of a joint project with Sky Ocean Rescue and the Premier League. The lesson was delivered by James Court,Leyton Orient Trust Lead Development Coach. The challenge included:
- Watching a video about the everyday use of plastic and hearing about suggested ideas for alternatives.
- Working on quiz activities – answering questions about the amount of plastic found in the ocean.
- Writing ideas for other materials that pupils could use instead of plastic, especially single-use plastic.
- Making a #PassOnPlastic pledge to help reduce plastic pollution.

Hosted a dedicated Green Football Weekend matchday vs AFC Wimbledon with messages across the day supporting the campaign, as well as a sporting green captain’s armband. The club encouraged supporters to take green actions to score green goals and help the club in the Green Football Cup. Additionally, supporters were encouraged to visit the Pledgeball website to make a pledge.
The Leyton Orient Trust encouraged supporters to participate in Planet League’s ‘Planet League Cup competition via the Trust’s Twitter page.

Information sourced directly from Leyton Orient F.C staff, website and third party websites
Information updated 07 March, 2023.