UK Construction Week (UKCW) London announces a comprehensive CPD seminar programme with over 300 talks from 7-9 May at ExCeL. Keynote speakers include MPs and industry experts discussing crucial topics like building safety and sustainability. The event offers accredited learning experiences, with new features enhancing its appeal, including a VIP pass and co-located shows.
UK Construction Week (UKCW) London has launched an extensive CPD seminar programme, featuring over 300 accredited talks and workshops, covering topics from building safety to housing reform. The event runs from May 7-9 at ExCeL, emphasising quality education for industry professionals. Keynote speakers include notable MPs and contributors from diverse organisations, such as Aston Villa FC and the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC).
The seminar highlights include key discussions on skills derivation, sustainability, and housing challenges. On May 7, Alison McGovern MP addresses the skills crisis in the sector, followed by a dialogue between Kevin Hollinrake MP and Gideon Amos MP on housing reform. Later, Andrew Watkin discusses sustainable matchday experiences at Villa Park, and a CITB panel examines the necessity of soft skills in the workforce.
On May 8, Tom Copley will address housing and infrastructure challenges, while experts from the CIAT discuss integrating architectural technology in achieving net-zero objectives. Kelly O’Driscoll and Edward Lewis will lead a discussion on roof restoration at Blenheim Palace in the afternoon.
On May 9, key discussions include Alex Norris MP outlining the government’s commitment to improving building safety and Jessica Evans guiding attendees on navigating business insolvency. The ‘Building Connections’ event also invites women in construction to share experiences and insights.
Neil Gaisford highlights the programme as perfect for career development, offering a recognised certificate of achievement. UKCW aims to cater to the entire construction supply chain, with exclusive initiatives and co-located shows enhancing the visitor experience. The event expects over 18,000 attendees, making it the largest construction trade show in London, featuring new VIP passes for enhanced access.
Tickets for UKCW London are available for free registration, with parking included, and after this event, UKCW will return to Birmingham from September 30 to October 2, 2025.
UK Construction Week London is set to provide an extensive, accredited seminar programme that addresses critical topics in the construction industry. With important speakers, a focus on skills and sustainability, and exclusive features, it promises to be a vital event for professionals looking to advance their careers. The inclusion of co-located shows and a new VIP experience further enhances its appeal, making UKCW London a significant event on the construction calendar.
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