University statement

Police are currently appealing for information to help them understand the circumstances leading to Harry’s death.

Detective Chief Inspector Jaz Khan of Protective Services Crime said: “We are treating Harry’s death as unexplained, as we continue to build a picture of his movements after he left the City Centre. I am appealing to anyone who may have seen Harry on Thursday night, or the early hours of Friday morning to come forward as they may hold vital information in helping us understand what has happened.

Anyone with any information, or who may have seen Harry is asked to contact Leeds District CID via 101 quoting 1317426310. Information can also be passed anonymously and in confidence to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Our hearts go out to Harry’s family at this distressing time and we recognise the impact that this news has had on our students and staff. 

Our Chaplaincy and our colleagues in Services for Students are available to any of our students, and our counselling services are available to any of our staff who have been affected.

Any students who have been affected in any way by the incident can contact the Student Wellbeing Team for support T: 0113 8125807; e: studentwellbeing@leedsbeckett.ac.uk

Staff can also contact the team for generic de-brief support, talk to their line manager or contact Health Assured T: 0800 030 5182 (24/7).

Students and staff can contact the Chaplaincy: chaplaincy@leedsbeckett.ac.uk; Melvyn Kelly is our lead chaplain for Leeds Beckett: T: 0113 812 2010; e: melvyn.kelly@leedsbeckett.ac.uk