Free webinar Building Regulation changes

Some elements of Building regulations are changing in England on 15 June 2022. These changes are stop-gap measures to improve energy efficiency in housing regulations ahead of the Future Homes and Buildings Standards introduction in 2025, which will require more significant cuts to carbon emissions. In this webinar our host Jeremy Gray, FMB is joined by Lee Galley from RISA and John Askew, a Regulatory Specialist at LABC (Local Authority Building Control).

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