Stay ahead of the curve with vital updates shaping the construction industry. From the Building Safety Act and CDM Regulations to the latest in Contract Law and Building Regulations, this forum will equip you with the knowledge to stay compliant, manage risk, and protect your business in 2025 and beyond.
Join us for an exclusive morning of insight, networking, and collaboration at the Sussex Chamber Construction Forum, set against the stunning backdrop of Avisford Park Hotel. This event is designed for construction professionals, business leaders, and industry experts who want to stay ahead of critical developments shaping the sector.
Our interactive sessions will tackle the issues that matter most:
Stay informed on the latest legal and regulatory changes impacting the construction sector. Our expert-led sessions will give you the practical knowledge you need to stay compliant, competitive, and ahead of the curve:
Navigating the Building Safety Act – Understand the key provisions, responsibilities, and timelines to ensure your projects meet the latest safety standards.
CDM Regulations – Explore the most recent changes to the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations and how they affect project planning, roles, and on-site safety.
Contract Law Updates – Learn about critical developments in construction contracts, risk allocation, and dispute resolution to protect your business interests.
Building Regulations – Get up to speed on current requirements, compliance essentials, and what’s on the horizon for 2025.
We’re delighted to welcome Claire Witz and other leading experts, who will share valuable insights on skills improvement and workforce readiness. Discussions will include:
The Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) and its role in bridging skills gaps
Strategies for building a skilled and future-ready workforce
How businesses can tap into new training and development opportunities
Enjoy a full English breakfast while networking in a relaxed and welcoming setting
Engage in round-table discussions to share ideas and explore innovative solutions
Connect with industry peers, decision-makers, and experts
Gain practical updates to help your business stay compliant and competitive
Venue: Avisford Park Hotel, Avisford Park Road & Yapton Lane, BN18 0LS
Setting: A charming Georgian manor nestled in 89 acres of parkland, offering elegant indoor and outdoor spaces.
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Secure your place today and be part of a forward-thinking community working to drive innovation, skills, and growth in the construction sector.



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Doug specialises in connecting people and place; blending local insight, public relations strategy, and social value frameworks to support inclusive, sustainable development. His work is guided by a belief in win-win-win outcomes: delivering benefits for communities, for clients, and for the environment.
With a strong track record in climate resilience, environmental and built heritage, and social enterprise, Doug continues to develop innovative engagement strategies that align with ESG goals and promote cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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