Brownfield & Regeneration Network events
Get advice from industry experts on current issues affecting the sector, and reconnect with the brownfield community, by attending our CPD-accredited events.
The full 2023 event programme is being confirmed. Topics to be covered this year include:
- Delivering Sustainability Goals on Small Sites
- Sustainable Remediation
- Optimising the Collection, Management and Use of Data to Better Understand Brownfield Sites
- Incorporating a Natural Capital Approach and Biodiversity Net Gain within Brownfield and Infrastructure Development
If you would like to suggest topics for inclusion please contact amanda@environment-analyst.com.
Download our upcoming event calendar
Upcoming events
Network members receive free and discounted tickets to these events. If you are a Member, please login here.
To learn more about membership, please click here.
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Brownfield Land Scotland 20237 February 2023, Glasgow |
Our 16th annual Brownfield Land Scotland conference is returning to Glasgow on 7 February 2023 and will provide you with first-hand updates and solutions to key challenges affecting the investigation and development of brownfield and contaminated land in Scotland, with a specific regional focus.
Become a Brownfield & Regeneration Network member and receive a discount on tickets.
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The ten principles of good soils and stones management: A cross-sector framework for sustainable resource use2 March, 13:00 GMT - Webinar |
The world is finally waking up to the importance of soils and stones as hugely valuable resources, integral to safeguarding our biodiversity, food supply and climate. Following on from their influential 2021 report, Society for the Environment is harnessing its cross-disciplinary network to influence policy, public opinion, and industry.
“The Ten Principles of Good Soils and Stones Management” provide a clear, straightforward outline of how to use and re-use soils and stones across sectors including construction, resource management, forestry, engineering, and agriculture. This webinar will provide an overview of the principles and explore how they offer a much-needed framework for sustainable use of these valuable resources, against which existing legislation and regulation can be reviewed and improved. Join the webinar to find out more, learn how you can get involved and ask questions.
Speakers:
- Martin Ballard CEnv, Chartered Environmentalist, Lead of SocEnv Soils and Stones project and Group Head of Environment for Wates
- Rob Earl CEnv, Chartered Environmentalist and Fellow of the Institute of Water
The recording will be available to registrants to watch on-demand.
Become a Brownfield & Regeneration Network member and receive free, company-wide access.
If you are a Member, please login here to register for free.
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Strategies for Managing and Remediating PFAS and Other Emerging Contaminants27 April, 15:00 BST - Online event |
This online event on 27 April at 3pm BST / 10am EST / 7am PST will bring together a range of perspectives, both UK and international, to explore the risk-regulatory drivers, innovative strategies and new techniques for the remediation and management of PFAS and other contaminants of increasing concern.
The recording will be available to registrants to watch on-demand.
Become a Brownfield & Regeneration Network member and receive free, company-wide access.
If you are a Member, please login here to register for free.
Non-member local authorities and regulatory agencies can attend for only £95. To claim your discounted rate please email emily.ridge@environment-analyst.com.
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Incorporating climate change into contaminated land risk assessmentsDate TBC - Online conference |
More information will be available soon...
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Brownfield Awards 20232 November 2023, Manchester |
This year’s Brownfield Award winners will be revealed live at the Awards Ceremony on 2 November at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel in Manchester. Reserve your place and join the brownfield community for an evening of celebration and entertainment.