3 Jul 2026
UK Sustainable Building Network event, Norwich
Cannon Clarke Group is pleased to be organising and hosting the next East of England Sustainable Building Network event.
Taking place on Monday 3 August 2026 at The Oak Bar and Terrace in Norwich. The event will bring together construction professionals for a morning of networking, breakfast and discussion.
Guest speakers from Lanpro will lead the session, with a talk titled ‘Biodiversity Net Gain: Policy, Planning and Practical Delivery’. They will share practical insight into the latest policy and legislative updates. They will also explore how BNG is influencing the planning system, and the practical considerations developers, planners and consultants need to be aware of.
The session will include case studies demonstrating the successful delivery of BNG through collaboration across multiple disciplines. This will be followed by an interactive Q&A.
Whether attendees are already working with BNG or looking to deepen their understanding of its implications, the event will provide valuable insight, practical examples and the opportunity to put questions to experienced consultants.
Event details
Event: Biodiversity Net Gain: Policy, Planning and Practical Delivery
Date: Monday 3 August 2026
Time: 9:00am to 11:30am
Venue: The Oak Bar and Terrace, Norwich, NR7 0HH
Speakers: Hannah Broughton, Eleanor Delaney and Graham Robinson Hodges from Lanpro
About UKSBN
UK Sustainable Building Network is a regular networking and learning opportunity organised by Cannon Clarke Group.
The events bring together construction industry and sustainability professionals to share knowledge, discuss key challenges and explore ways to increase sustainability in the built environment.
Each event provides a platform for discussion, learning and networking over breakfast, tea and coffee.
UKSBN events run across multiple UK regions, including the East of England Sustainable Building Network. Previous topics have included Biodiversity Net Gain, retrofit, sustainable materials, planning, construction innovation and the future of the built environment.
