Here at CLPM we want to help everyone build in a smarter and more sustainable way. Each year we give presentations, sit on expert panel discussions and get involved with advice sessions at industry events across the UK. Getting involved in this way is an important way for us to support homeowners and those in the self-build community.
Events and Training Courses
Meet us at an Event
Dates for your calendar
You can meet us at a number of events.
We are regulars at the NSBRC where we have a permanent stand and our team are often on hand to chat.
We attend shows at the NSBRC, Home Build and Renovate and Build It Live .
It’s a great way to meet homeowners to give them free advice. Our team also get involved with panel sessions and give presentations on a variety of construction project-orientated topics.
So, if you’re planning a building project then why not put the dates in your diary?
Why not check out our blogs and case studies to find out how our team have been able to help people they have met at shows and events.
It is important to visit each events website as since COVID-19 some events are held virtually, online.
Build It Bicester 7 - 8 June 2025
Build It Exeter 13 - 14 September 2025
Homebuild and Renovate Farnborough 17 - 18 January 2026
Attend a Self-Build or Project Management Course
The training courses we deliver are designed to boost your construction knowledge and help you understand and face the complexities of renovating or building a new home.
Charlie Laing CLPM’s Operations Director and Lucy Nylander CLPM Project Manager present The One Day Guide to Project Management Course at the National Self Build and Renovation Centre in Swindon.
This course is ideal if you are considering your first self-build, home improvement, conversion or renovation project. Charlie will talk about budgeting, insurance and site management, right through to health & safety, snagging and VAT reclaim.
Charlie and Lucy also lead the 3 day Guide to Self Build Projects course. This detailed course covers 11 topics in total, and includes an informal workshop which makes use of the superb practical exhibits available in the Centre.