CPD day for Building Surveyors, Cambridge
2025-12-03 08:30 - 17:00 UTC | Girton Golf Club, Dodford Ln, Girton,, Cambridge, CB3 0QE
🗓️ Date: Wednesday 3 December 2025⏰ Time: 08:30 – 17:00📍 Location: Girton Golf Club, Cambridge

Join us in Cambridge for a day of expert insights, engaging discussions, and top-tier speakers covering the latest industry updates and challenges for Building Surveyors
Featured Speakers
🎤 Howard Jenkins – Broken construction, broken society, broken profession🎤 John Palmer – Critical fire regulation updates, OWL Building Consultancy🎤 Lyvy Hall (Civity) – Insights from the leading Biodiversity Net Gain company, Civity🎤 Kevin Stubbs – Historic mortars and renders🎤 Jon Lever – RICS professional ethics
🎤 Simon Marsh – PII, claim trend updates and risk management, Fraser Miller
Why choose CPD essentials
✅ Local✅ Cost effective✅ Expert and informative speakers✅ Personal and friendly service
💼 Price: £150 + VAT (includes refreshments, lunch, and a comprehensive delegate pack)🎯 CPD: 7 hours
Contact Alison with any questions
📧alison@cpdessentials.co.uk
Speaker bullet points
John Palmer – Recent changes to fire safety guidance
– Standards & testing
– Reflection of Grenfell Tower phase 2 recommentations
– Update to guidance
– Approved docs B 2025, 2026 and 2029
– BS 9991 2024
– Alignment with British Standards
Howard Jenkins – Broken Construction, Broken Society, Broken Profession, Howard Jenkins, The Howard Jenkins Consultancy
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Lyvy Hall – Biodiversity net gain
– Biodiversity in crisis & definitions
– How to achieve net gain
– Biodiversity units – examples
– Biodiversity offsetting, options and brokers
– How to decide
– Dealing with net loss
Kevin Stubbs – Historic mortars and renders
– Historic overview, identification, care and repair
– External failures with wattle, earth, limewash, pargetting and Roman cement
– Internal, plasterwork, stucco, paint effects
– Problems and solutions
– Examples of repair
– Improving thermal insulation
Simon Marsh – PII, claim trend updates and risk management
– PII cover issues, affordability, limitations
– RICS changes
– Causes of claims
– Risk management strategies and financials
Jon Lever – RICS rules of conduct & professional ethics
– Moral expectations
– Social expectations
– Self regulation
– Legal and public accountability
– Principles of human behaviour
– Dilemmas, actions and consequences
Centaur – Liquid waterproofing
– Liquids over sheet waterproofing
– Reasons roofing fails
– Health and safety, R&D, Sustainability
– Inverted roofs and rooflights
– Products and case studies
Event sponsored by Centaur

Webinar - A retrofit solution to building sustainably
2026-01-08 08:00 - 17:00
Sustainable design is no longer a catchphrase, it’s an imperative. The need and urgency to update the existing building stock has never been greater and upgrading windows is one of the most challenging aspects of retrofit projects.
In this CPD, we help you to navigate through all the aspects of secondary glazing specification. You’ll learn how to determine what’s right for your or your client’s needs, what design considerations to bear in mind and lots more.We talk about typical applications and case studies and look at how to maximise product performance such as U-values, acoustic insulation and security. We also cover all the important regulatory aspects and design considerations, with particular emphasis on Heritage and Listed Buildings.
Contents:

How secondary glazing can help meet net zero and other sustainability commitments
Thermal insulation and upgrades to Part L (including U-values)
Control of noise with acoustic insulation (including dB ratings)
Window security (including blast, intruder, ballistic and fire)
Applications (including Listed and heritage buildings)
Standards and regulations
Specification process (including the range of products)
Maintenance
Economics

Webicard webinar programme 2026
2026-01-08 08:00 - 2027-01-08 17:00
After 5 successful years of running online events, CPD essentials is continuing to run a webinar programme for 2026 with 30 live webinars.
The cost of the Webicard which provides access to the 45 – 60 min long webinars (including the recordings) for the season is £180.00 plus VAT.
Individual attendance or a webinar recordings are £15.00 plus VAT). Each webinar is around 45 minutes, with time for questions at the end. Each webinar will be either on a Wednesday or a Thursday evening at 5pm.
If you sign up part way through the year up you’ll be sent the links to all the previous recordings, including handouts/information from the speaker if provided.
The events for 2026 are as follows:

21-Jan
Metal Roof Refurbishment
Sam de Rozarieux HD Sharman
3-4pm

28-Jan
Natural fibre insulation
Gavin Moore, Sisal Wool
1-2pm

04-Feb

11-Feb
Steel for roofing and wall cladding
Elen Worthington, Tata Steel
5-6pm

26-Feb
Commercial Leases Update
Richard Snape
5-6pm

04-Mar
Nordic Copper
Richard Parrett
1-2pm

11-Mar
TBA

18-Mar
TBA

25-Mar
Valuation and red book p1
Nick French
5-6pm

15-Apr
Boundary issues
Ian Quayle
2-3pm

22-Apr

29-Apr
RIBA 2030 climate change challenge, how steel contributes
Elen Worthington, Tata Steel
5-6pm

06-May
Valuation and red book p2
Nick French
5-6pm

14-May
Rent review – lessons from recent case law
Ian Quayle
5-6pm

20-May
Valuation and red book p3
Nick French
5-6pm

27-May
TBA

03-Jun
Landlord and Tenant Act1954: When it Applies.
Richard Snape
5-6pm

10-Jun
High St Rental auctions
Ian Quayle
1-2pm

17-Jun
Valuation and red book p4
Nick French
5-6pm

The Autumn programme will be announced shortly
You can purchase your Webicard below.
Information and bookings on the individual events can be found on the event pages.
The link for the webinar will be sent to you at least 2 days before the live event starts and the recording will follow shortly after.

Cleaning building masonry
2026-01-21 15:00 - 16:00
Speaker – Tim Crowe – Stonehealth

Webinar - Natural fibre insulation
2026-01-28 16:00 - 17:00
The founder of Sisalwool, was in East Africa training alongside local farmers on how to cope with the effects of climate change. While in Tanzania, he discovered farmers had fields of a plant called Sisal. Pushed out by the dominant plastic industry, farmers had no way of processing or exporting the plant and its fibres.

On further investigation and lots of questions about exporting, uses, plastic free options and the thermal properties it was decided that it would make a great insulation product. Due to its tough nature it was blended with wool to find the perfect solution. The final result is one of the market’s lowest carbon, highest quality sustainable thermal insultation products. The original blend was all virgin fibres, Zero Waste Scotland funded research for Sisalwool to produce the same product using fully recycled material.
Gavin Moore will explain the benefits in details

Webinar - Selectaglaze, a retrofit guide to building sustainability
2026-02-04 13:00 - 14:00
Sustainable design is no longer a catchphrase, it’s an imperative. The need and urgency to update the existing building stock has never been greater and upgrading windows is one of the most challenging aspects of retrofit projects.
In this CPD, we help you to navigate through all the aspects of secondary glazing specification. You’ll learn how to determine what’s right for your or your client’s needs, what design considerations to bear in mind and lots more.We talk about typical applications and case studies and look at how to maximise product performance such as U-values, acoustic insulation and security. We also cover all the important regulatory aspects and design considerations, with particular emphasis on Heritage and Listed Buildings.Our aim is to give you confidence to design discreet, sympathetic treatments that meet the required performance levels and encourage you to involve your secondary glazing provider early on in the design process.
Contents:

How secondary glazing can help meet net zero and other sustainability commitments
Thermal insulation and upgrades to Part L (including U-values)
Control of noise with acoustic insulation (including dB ratings)
Window security (including blast, intruder, ballistic and fire)
Applications (including Listed and heritage buildings)
Standards and regulations
Specification process (including the range of products)
Maintenance
Economics

Speaker – Selectaglaze

Webinar - steel for wall and roof cladding
2026-02-11 17:00 - 18:00
Steel for roof and wall cladding

Steel substrate and properties (Gauge, Galvanising, Different paint system properties and performance)
Structural performance
Fragility, Health and Safety and compliance with CDM Regulations
Aesthetics, Durability & testing and Fire performance
Part L and contribution of systems
Acoustics, Sustainability and Guarantees

Webinar - Nordic Copper
2026-03-04 13:00 - 14:00
Nordic Copper is the product range for architectural applications, e.g. facades and roofs, made by Aurubis. The unrivaled range of factory-applied surface treatments provides copper and brass with various stages of oxidation and patination immediately.
Nordic Copper stands for individual architectural solutions, a long life cycle for buildings and a responsible legacy for future generations.
Copper has been used in building envelopes for many centuries and is characterised by an exceptionally llongevity of several hundred years.
Copper is a beautiful and timeless material with unique properties and performance benefits.
It can be easily folded both mechanically and by hand, on site or in the workshop, and can take on virtually any three-dimensional shape.
Speaker – Richard Parrett – VM Zinc

Commercial leases update
2026-03-04 17:00 - 18:00
Speaker – Richard Snape
This lecture is aimed at: Property professionals and fee earners involved in both contentious and noncontentious property work
Learning Outcome: To give an increased knowledge of the subject matter. To update on current
issues, case law and statutory provisions and to be able to apply the knowledge gained in the better
provision of a service to the client.

CPD day for Building Surveyors, Winchester
2026-03-05 08:30 - 17:00 | Norton Park, Sutton Scotney, Sutton Scotney, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 3NB, United Kingdom
🗓️ Date: Thursday 5 March 2026⏰ Time: 08:30 – 17:00📍 Location: Norton Park Hotel, Sutton Scotney, Winchester

Join us in Winchester for a day of expert insights, engaging discussions, and top-tier speakers covering the latest industry updates and challenges for Building Surveyors
Featured topics
🎤Listed buildings and building regs
🎤BSA update
🎤Geospatial intelligence
🎤Flooding
🎤Retrofit
🎤Historic roofing
Howard Jenkins will also be presenting
Why choose CPD essentials
✅ Local✅ Cost effective✅ Expert and informative speakers✅ Personal and friendly service
💼 Price: £130 early bird rate until the 31 January. Then £150 + VAT (includes refreshments, lunch, and a comprehensive delegate pack)🎯 CPD: 7 hours
Contact Alison with any questions

Webinar - How climate change affects properties
2026-03-11 16:00 - 17:00
Speaker – Tim Kenny
Tim is a residential surveyor and has been a DEA, Home Inspector and Property Manager in the past. Along with authoring two sections of iSurv for RICS he has also a contributor to the RICS Building Surveying and Residential Journals. Both in teaching and in his own business Tim is focused on how surveyors can deliver the highest possible quality of customer service and benefit to clients.
Outside of his day job Tim is also a Yoga teacher and runs regular webinars for LionHeart, a charity that supports RICS members.

Webinar - Valuation and red book, part 1, Valuation concepts
2026-03-25 17:00 - 18:00
This is part one of 4 webinars on Valuation and Red Book for one of the most respected speaker on the topic
The four topics are

Valuation concepts
A refresher of the red book
Residential and commercial valuation
Valuation and guidance for specialised properties

Speaker – Nick French
Nick is a recognised expert in the area of property valuation and appraisal. Previously, he has worked at various Universities in the UK, Europe and the USA teaching extensively in the areas of valuation, investment and corporate real estate on BSc, MSc and MBA programmes. In 2018, Nick set up Real Estate Valuation Theurgy, a vehicle that allows him to continue writing papers, presenting conference papers and undertaking in-house training for the real estate profession at home and abroad. His research interests concentrate upon the interface of property legislation and regulation and its impact on value and valuation models. In recent years, he has won the RICS Prize for the Best Paper in Valuation and the Appraisal and the Appraisal Journal Prize for the Best Paper in Appraisal at European Real Estate Society Conferences. In 2018, he was awarded a “Lifetime Achievement Award” by the International Real Estate Society. Nick is the Editor of the Journal of Property Investment & Finance, the award winning academic international journal of the real estate industry. He also writes regularly for, the Journal of Property Investment & Finance, the Property Chronicle, the European Journal of Real Estate Research, the Journal of Corporate Real Estate and other professional and academic journals. He is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and has regularly served on the various committees such as the UK Valuation Board and the Corporate Real Estate Strategy Group. He was also a member of the Professional Board of the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC).

Property Valuation Webinars – Spring 2026 Property Valuation under the Red Book - A Practical Approach
2026-03-25 17:00 - 2026-06-17 18:00
A series of 4 webinars – can also be watched as recordings if you cant make the live events – on Property Valuation under the Red Book
Valuation is the lynchpin of all real estate decisions. These workshops provide an essential insight into the role of regulation under the RICS Valuation Global Standards (Red Book) and the UK National Supplement to provide rigorous and appropriate valuation reports

General valuation concepts
Definitions and Bases of Value
Approaches, Methods & Models
Market Valuations and Worth
Red Book fundamentals
The importance of ESG
Secure lending valuation
Report writing
Residential & Commercial valuations
Specific valuations – Specialised Property
Professional Standards vs Practice Information
Use of software packages/AI

Course Outline

AGENDA – Webinar Part 1 of 4 (25th March 2026)
Valuation Concepts

1
Introduction – Value, Price and Worth
A short revision of the role of the valuer and the distinction between Valuation & Calculation of Worth

2
Approaches, Methods and Models
A discussion of Valuation Standards in the context of definitions and requirements on valuers

3
Market Approach
The importance of simple heuristics and the importance of comparables in marking to market

4
Valuation and Market Pricing
It is important that users of valuations understand the valuation in context of market.

AGENDA – Webinar Part 2 of 4 (6th May 2026)
Valuation Standards – A refresher of the Red Book

1
Mandatory vs Advisory
Understanding the mandatory requirements of the Red Book

2
Incorporating ESG into all valuations
Sustainability, resilience and the role of Environmental, Social and Governance

3
Professional Standards and Practice Information
The difference between “should” and “must”

4
Report Writing
Providing the client with the appropriate information – Market and Economic Context

AGENDA – Webinar Part 3 of 4 (20th May 2026)
Valuation Standards – Residential and Commercial Valuation

1
Residential Valuations
The Red Book and other regulations as they apply to Residentail Property

2
Commercial Valuations
The Red Book and other regulations as they apply to Commercial Property

3
Valuations for Bank Lending
Determining Market Value for assets that underpin residential and commercial mortgages

4
Alternative Use Valuations
The Interface between residential and commercial use of properties

AGENDA – Webinar Part 4 of 4 (17th June 2026)
Valuation Standards – Valuation Models & Guidance for Specialised Property

1
Valuation Models
The Use of Explicit Valaution Models for Cash Flow Investments

2
Specialised Property
Additional Guidance for specific property types – Best Practice Guides

3
The Automation of Valuation
The acceptable use of AVMs and AI in market valuations

4
Summary and Conclusions
An recap on the salient points of the course

The webinars will allow for questions both during and between the sessions. The course director will answer as many questions as possible during the webinars but will also provide written responses to all delegates after the completion of each session.

Webinar - Boundary update 2025
2026-04-15 14:00 - 15:00
Speaker – Ian Quayle
Ian Quayle qualified as a solicitor and worked in private practice for 12 years specialising in property law matters including residential development work, commercial acquisitions and disposals.
Ian has delivered over 1500 property related training courses for city and regional firms, local law societies and local authorities. His training style and delivery is relaxed, but he is able to explain the law and practical issues relating to the training topic in a way that ensures delegates learn, or reinforce learning, and derive meaningful benefit from the training provided.
Ian has provided training to businesses in-house, public courses, and spoken at conferences. He is prolific in his delivery of webinars on conveyancing related issues, and he has delivered live and pre-recorded webinars nationally and internationally for leading legal training providers and continues to do so.
This webinar is suitable for surveyors and estate agents of all levels and experience and will explore the following –

How can you identify a legal boundary
Advising and managing neighbour boundary disputes
Advising on boundary agreements
Advising on determined boundary applications
Lessons from recent case law

Two case studies will be used to explore practical issues

Webinar - Fire safety glazing – a system not a product
2026-04-22 16:00 - 17:00
Specifying fire-resistant glazing and framing systems can be a complex process. This seminar on fire-resistant glazing will provide you with an understanding of the different classifications of fire resistant glasses and their properties, in addition to key legislation and test standards.
Video footage and practical examples will be included to show how each classification performs differently. Various applications and compositions will also be covered to demonstrate the safety, thermal, acoustic and design options that can be achieved when specifying fire glass, offering you a comprehensive introduction to the theme of fire-resistant glazing.
By the end of this CPD delegates should:
1. Have an understanding of the capabilities of integrity only, heat radiation control and fully insulated fire resistant glass.
2. Know how to specify fire resistant glass to meet with recognised EU and passive fire protection industry terminology.
3. Understand some of the acoustic properties of fire resistant glass in relation to BB93 including project examples.
4. Know the basics of designing fire resistant certified systems for windows, doors, partitions and frameless systems applications.
5. Have an understanding of how the multi-functionality of fire safety glass can facilitate innovations in architectural design, with reference to project examples.

Webinar - RIBA 2030 climate change challenge, how steel contributes
2026-04-29 17:00 - 18:00
Speaker – Elen Worthington, Tata Steel
RIBA 2030 climate challenge: How steel building envelope solutions contribute
Covers:

Operational energy.
Embodied Carbon.
Potable water use.
Best practice health metrics.
How to meet the challenge.

Webinar - Valuation and Red Book part 2, A refresher of the red book
2026-05-06 17:00 - 18:00
This is part two of 4 webinars on Valuation and Red Book for one of the most respected speaker on the topic
The four topics are:

Valuation concepts
A refresher of the red book
Residential and commercial valuation
Valuation and guidance for specialised properties

Speaker – Nick French
Nick is a recognised expert in the area of property valuation and appraisal. Previously, he has worked at various Universities in the UK, Europe and the USA teaching extensively in the areas of valuation, investment and corporate real estate on BSc, MSc and MBA programmes. In 2018, Nick set up Real Estate Valuation Theurgy, a vehicle that allows him to continue writing papers, presenting conference papers and undertaking in-house training for the real estate profession at home and abroad. His research interests concentrate upon the interface of property legislation and regulation and its impact on value and valuation models. In recent years, he has won the RICS Prize for the Best Paper in Valuation and the Appraisal and the Appraisal Journal Prize for the Best Paper in Appraisal at European Real Estate Society Conferences. In 2018, he was awarded a “Lifetime Achievement Award” by the International Real Estate Society. Nick is the Editor of the Journal of Property Investment & Finance, the award winning academic international journal of the real estate industry. He also writes regularly for, the Journal of Property Investment & Finance, the Property Chronicle, the European Journal of Real Estate Research, the Journal of Corporate Real Estate and other professional and academic journals. He is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and has regularly served on the various committees such as the UK Valuation Board and the Corporate Real Estate Strategy Group. He was also a member of the Professional Board of the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC).

CPD day for Building Surveyors, Bristol
2026-05-13 08:30 - 17:00 | Hilton Doubletree Bristol North, Woodlands Lane, Bradley Stoke, Bristol, BS32 4JF, United Kingdom
🗓️ Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026⏰ Time: 08:30 – 17:00📍 Location: Bristol

Join us in Bristol for a day of expert insights, engaging discussions, and top-tier speakers covering the latest industry updates and challenges for Building Surveyors
Featured topics
🎤Building safety act
🎤Fire containment
🎤Historic building update
🎤Dilapidations
🎤Legal update
🎤Howard Jenkins
🎤Discussion panel

Why choose CPD essentials
✅ Local✅ Cost effective✅ Expert and informative speakers✅ Personal and friendly service
💼 Price: £150 + VAT (includes refreshments, lunch, and a comprehensive online delegate pack)🎯 CPD: 7 hours
Contact Alison with any questions

Webinar - Rent reviews - lessons from recent case law
2026-05-14 17:00 - 18:00
Speaker – Ian Quayle
A review of case law from the past 12 months and the impact on rent reviews

Webinar - Valuation and Red Book, part 3 - Residential and commercial valuation
2026-05-20 08:00 - 17:00
This is part three of 4 webinars on Valuation and Red Book for one of the most respected speaker on the topic

Valuation concepts
A refresher of the red book
Residential and commercial valuation
Valuation and guidance for specialised properties

Speaker – Nick French
Nick is a recognised expert in the area of property valuation and appraisal. Previously, he has worked at various Universities in the UK, Europe and the USA teaching extensively in the areas of valuation, investment and corporate real estate on BSc, MSc and MBA programmes. In 2018, Nick set up Real Estate Valuation Theurgy, a vehicle that allows him to continue writing papers, presenting conference papers and undertaking in-house training for the real estate profession at home and abroad. His research interests concentrate upon the interface of property legislation and regulation and its impact on value and valuation models. In recent years, he has won the RICS Prize for the Best Paper in Valuation and the Appraisal and the Appraisal Journal Prize for the Best Paper in Appraisal at European Real Estate Society Conferences. In 2018, he was awarded a “Lifetime Achievement Award” by the International Real Estate Society. Nick is the Editor of the Journal of Property Investment & Finance, the award winning academic international journal of the real estate industry. He also writes regularly for, the Journal of Property Investment & Finance, the Property Chronicle, the European Journal of Real Estate Research, the Journal of Corporate Real Estate and other professional and academic journals. He is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and has regularly served on the various committees such as the UK Valuation Board and the Corporate Real Estate Strategy Group. He was also a member of the Professional Board of the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC).

CPD day for Building Surveyors, Maidstone
2026-05-21 08:30 - 17:00 | Orida Maidstone, Bearsted Road, Maidstone, ME14 5AA, United Kingdom
🗓️ Date: Thursday 21 May 2026⏰ Time: 08:30 – 17:00📍 Location: Maidstone

Join us in Maidstone for a day of expert insights, engaging discussions, and top-tier speakers covering the latest industry updates and challenges for Building Surveyors
Featured topics
🎤Building safety act
🎤Fire containment
🎤Historic building update
🎤Dilapidations
🎤Legal update
🎤Howard Jenkins
🎤Discussion panel

Why choose CPD essentials
✅ Local✅ Cost effective✅ Expert and informative speakers✅ Personal and friendly service
💼 Price: £150 + VAT (includes refreshments, lunch, and a comprehensive online delegate pack)🎯 CPD: 7 hours
Contact Alison with any questions

Webinar - Building regs update 2026
2026-05-27 16:00 - 17:00
Speaker – John Palmer, OWL building consultancy

Historic Building Day
2026-06-03 09:30 - 16:30 | Shaw House, Church Rd, Shaw, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 2DR, United Kingdom
🗓️ Date: Wednesday 3 June⏰ Time: 0930 – 1630📍 Location: Newbury

Join us for an engaging and insightful CPD day dedicated to surveyors working with historic buildings. This event offers a valuable opportunity to deepen your understanding of traditional construction methods, conservation principles, and the unique challenges posed by heritage structures. Through expert-led sessions, real-world case studies, and practical guidance, you’ll enhance your ability to assess, repair, and preserve historic fabric with confidence and care. Whether you’re looking to refine your technical knowledge or stay up to date with best practices and regulations, this CPD day will equip you with the skills and insights needed to excel in the specialist field of historic building surveying.
The day will include include:
Marianne Suhr who will speak on:

Retrofitting walls and roofs in solid walled structures
Retrofitting historic windows

Kevin Stubbs who will speak on:

Historic brickwork

Historic England who will speak on:

Dealing with historic buildings after fire

The event will be held at the historically interesting Shaw House in Newbury
Shaw House is a significant example of an early symmetrical H-plan Elizabethan architecture mansion, situated in the village of Shaw on the north-eastern edge of Newbury. The house is designated Grade I listed building, while its surrounding park and gardens are listed at Grade II.
Constructed in 1581 for the wealthy cloth merchant Thomas Dolman, the house later became associated with the Second Battle of Newbury, during which it stood at the centre of the fighting. Although long believed to have served as headquarters for King Charles I, recent research suggests he never actually visited the property. The house did, however, host other notable visitors, including Elizabeth I.
In the 1720s, Shaw House was acquired by James Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos. While not his principal residence, the family spent time in the area, and the second Duke became known locally for marrying Anne Wells, a chambermaid from Newbury. Following the first Duke’s death in 1744, the dowager duchess resided at the house until 1750, after which it was sold to the Andrews family. It later became the childhood home of historian James Pettit Andrews and, for many years, also served as a school.
Why choose CPD essentials
✅ Local✅ Cost effective✅ Expert and informative speakers✅ Personal and friendly service
💼 Price: £160 + VAT (includes refreshments, lunch, and a comprehensive online delegate pack)🎯 CPD: 6 hours
Contact Alison with any questions

Webinar - Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 - where it applies
2026-06-03 17:00 - 18:00
Speaker – Richard Snape

Webinar - High St Rental Auctions
2026-06-10 13:00 - 14:00
Speaker – Ian Quayle
Ian Quayle, a property law trainer via IQ Legal Training, provides training on the new High Street Rental Auctions process introduced by the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023, covering key aspects like local authority roles, vacancy conditions, and advising landlords.

CPD day for Building Surveyors, London - **Early bird available until 15 May**
2026-06-17 08:30 - 17:00 | Howdens HQ, One Creechurch Place, London, EC3A 5AF
🗓️ Date: Wednesday 17 June 2026⏰ Time: 08:30 – 17:00📍 Location: Central London

Join us in Maidstone for a day of expert insights, engaging discussions, and top-tier speakers covering the latest industry updates and challenges for Building Surveyors
Featured topics
🎤Building safety act
🎤Fire containment
🎤Historic building update
🎤Dilapidations
🎤Legal update
🎤Howard Jenkins
🎤Discussion panel

Why choose CPD essentials
✅ Local✅ Cost effective✅ Expert and informative speakers✅ Personal and friendly service
💼 Price: Early bird £130 until 15 May 2026 thereafter £150 + VAT (includes refreshments, lunch, and a comprehensive online delegate pack)🎯 CPD: 7 hours
Contact Alison with any questions

Webinar - Valuation and red book p 4 - Vaulation and guidance for specialised properties
2026-06-17 17:00 - 18:00
Speaker Nick French
Part 4 of this essential series

Valuation concepts
A refresher of the red book
Residential and commercial valuation
Valuation and guidance for specialised properties

Building control CPD day
2026-09-09 09:30 - 16:30 | Norton Park, Sutton Scotney, Sutton Scotney, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 3NB, United Kingdom
🗓️ Date: Wednesday 9 September⏰ Time: 0930 – 1630📍 Location: Winchester

Join us for an engaging and insightful CPD day encompassing all issues of Building Control:
John Palmer and Colin Blatchford Brown
The day will include include:

The latest on building regulations
Building safety act
Fire safety

🏗️ 1. Core Regulatory Updates
Start with what’s changed—this is often the most valuable part.

Updates to Building Regulations 2010 UK
Recent changes tied to the Building Safety Act 2022 UK

Fire Safety (critical post-Grenfell)

Approved Document B updates
Fire stopping, compartmentation, materials
Case examples of non-compliance

Energy & Sustainability

Approved Document L
Fabric-first approach
SAP/EPC implications

Accessibility

Approved Document M
Real-world compliance challenges in refurbishments

Site Inspection & Practical Scenarios

How to carry out effective inspections
Enforcement powers under Building Control

Regularisation vs enforcement notices
Professional liability and sign-off risk
Interaction with planning vs building control

Why choose CPD essentials
✅ Local✅ Cost effective✅ Expert and informative speakers✅ Personal and friendly service
💼 Price: £150 + VAT (includes refreshments, lunch, and a comprehensive online delegate pack)🎯 CPD: 6 hours
Contact Alison with any questions
