UKGBC's Top Five

UKGBC Top Five, our monthly roundup bringing you the latest highlights from across the built environment.

In this October edition, we review the 100 Days into Government report and celebrate the launch of our new programme: Regenerative Places. Also, don't miss the new dates for the Biodiversity Net Gain masterclass!

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Applications for Future Leaders 2025 are now open.

This immersive leadership programme equips the next generation of sustainability leaders with the skills, insights, and networks needed to drive systematic change in the built environment.

Throughout the programme, you'll engage with key sustainability challenges and collaborate with industry peers to develop innovative, real-world solutions.

UKGBC members have access to discounted places. You can find the application and the prospectus here.

UKGBC has exceeded 100 innovative start-up members, a milestone that highlights our efforts to scale the solutions needed to transform the sustainability of the built environment.

In this blog, Emily-Rose Garnett and Bradley Nissen show how UKGBC supports these early-stage innovators by providing a platform for collaboration, networking opportunities and connections with industry leaders.

Read the full news piece here.

As we approach the 100 days mark of the Labour Government, UKGBC has reflected on the government's progress in addressing the climate and environmental agenda. While some positive steps have been taken, there is still a long way to go, and more action is needed.

Download the 100 days progress report here.

UKGBC has launched a new programme: Regenerative Places. This initiative empowers communities to improve their homes and neighbourhoods prioritising its people and the environment.

With a focus on regeneration and strong collaboration with local authorities, UKGBC seeks to create places that not only reduce environmental impact but also restore ecosystems and promote social well-being.

Read more about UKGBC's Regenerative Places programme.

What is BNG? What's its importance? How can the built environment contribute to improving it? Join our online masterclass to understand the drivers behind BNG, it's significance and methods of implementation.

This is an excellent opportunity to discuss Biodiversity Net Gain with other UKGBC members and our expert.

UKGBC members have access to discounted places.

Join our online masterclass on 12th November .

Join our London masterclass on 4th February.

Join our Birmingham masterclass on 29th April.

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