This special UKREiiF round-up offers full access to insights, discussions, and opportunities that shaped the 2026 forum.
The Save Construction Initiative invites businesses from across the built environment to an inclusive, open-door event designed to extend the spirit and opportunities of UKREiiF to those unable to attend the main conference.
Held on 28th May, this special UKREiiF round-up offers full access to insights, discussions, and opportunities that shaped the 2026 forum.
Supported by Nathan Spencer, a long-standing advocate for industry collaboration and Managing Director of UKREiiF, this event brings together key takeaways from the annual event, provides space for open conversations, and helps ensure that no business—regardless of size—misses out on the ideas and connections that matter.
What to Expect
- All‑Areas Access for SMEs: Hear the headline themes, announcements, and future-focused discussions that dominated UKREiiF.
- Open‑Door Networking: with industry peers, supply chain partners, and sector influencers.
- Practical Insights: A distilled, SME‑focused briefing on investment trends, and emerging opportunities.
- Interactive Q&A Rooms: Speak directly with professionals who attended UKREiiF, including contributors and partners.
- Business Support Zone: Guidance on funding, bid readiness, procurement, and pipeline visibility for smaller contractors and consultants.
Who Should Attend
Anyone from the Built Environment unable to attend the major conference, businesses working in construction, consultancy, engineering, environmental services, retrofit, planning, or local place‑making—especially those who want the value of UKREiiF without the major‑event pressures.
Why Attend
This is your chance to tap into the momentum of UKREiiF in a welcoming, accessible, and community‑driven setting. Whether you’re trying to grow, diversify, or simply stay informed, the Save Construction Initiative is here to close the gap and ensure every business has a seat at the table.
Confirmed Attendee’s
- Steve Rotheram – Mayor of the Liverpool City Region
- Tom Stannard – Manchester City Council
- Damian Cooke – Halton Borough Council
- Paul Richards – Stockport Council
- Stephen Young – Salford City Council
- Nathan Spencer – UKREiiF Managing Director
- Sue Hine – Jacobs
- Nicola Elsworth – Tameside Council
- Lisa Harris – ST. Helens Council