Levy UK

LEVY UK DELIVER LEGENDARY EXPERIENCES

Keith Prowse is part of the Levy family.  Levy UK is the UK’s leading sport, entertainment and conferencing caterer. Boasting impressive partnerships with the likes of Tottenham Hotspur, Twickenham Stadium, The Championships, Wimbledon, The O2, the Goodwood Estate and ExCeL London. Whether it’s at the game, at a gig or at a conference, Levy UK promise to deliver legendary experiences. 

Fantastic food and better for the world

At Levy’s core, they believe that the combination of great food and quality drinks, paired with a first-class service, is key to creating legendary experiences. Their team is driven by exploring new flavours to excite the taste buds, engaging with guests to bring the best experiences and embracing everything that new technology has to offer to disrupt the food industry.  Whether through red meat reductions or an ever-increasing plant forward range, Levy believe the food industry has a responsibility to do more for the planet, the teams we work with and the communities we work in. 

British Paralympic Association Partnership and Aaron Phipps, MBE

Levy is a long-term partner of the British Paralympic Association (BPA).  It will recognise them as their charitable giving partner as it ties intrinsically with the world in which they operate, but also as they strive to become a more inclusive and accessible employer. 

In 2021, at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, Aaron Phipps, MBE, and his Wheelchair Rugby teammates won the first ever GB Paralympic team sport Gold Medal.  Aaron's inspirational story began a long time before this; he grew up enjoying rollerblading, BMX riding and basketball until in January 1999, aged just 15, he woke up with flu-like symptoms.  He'd contracted Meningitis C which quickly worsened into Meningococcal Sepsis.  After a two-week induced coma, Aaron was told that in order to save his life, he'd have to have both legs amputated from the knee down, along with most of his fingers. All in, he spent a year in hospital rehabilitating.  His mindset and determination to achieve great things is awe inspiring; from a debut in London's 2012 Paralympics to climbing to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro (6,000m) on his hands and knees - a remarkable human achievement.