Request your place at Sustainable Construction Live 2026

• When? October 22nd 

• Where? Science & Industry Museum — Manchester

The morning is free to attend for anyone who specifies, builds, funds or owns what gets built,  and it will stay free. There are forty seats. Fill out the form to request your place and you'll receive a confirmation email from our team.

Still not sure? Here are some reasons to attend...

1. You'll be at the table, not in the audience Three hosted roundtables, six to eight people at each, Chatham House rules, and you move between them as you like. The only person who presents does it for twenty minutes and then gets out of the way.

2. The people who decide, and the people who pay for it Clients, contractors and developers in the same room — the ones who write the specification and the ones who live with it. Head of level and above, capped at forty, so nobody sits there without speaking.

3. Problems you'll recognise, discussed properly Aggregate hauled further than anyone intended. A generator idling next to a grid connection that hasn't arrived. A clash found by a machine instead of a model. Real jobs, real numbers, nothing off a slide.

4. What lands before your next tender does The Building Safety Levy starts on 1 October and the second staircase rules on 30 September — both will be three weeks old when we meet. The Future Homes Standard is six months behind them. You'll hear what they cost from people already pricing them.

5. A room small enough to remember Forty people over one morning, not four hundred over three days. No exhibition, no stands, no queue for coffee. You'll leave knowing who you met and why you'd ring them.