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Join us in Hertfordshire for a full-day conference addressing the latest developments shaping the built environment in England. The event will combine powerful keynote insights with more focused technical sessions on construction product standards, fire safety, and structural safety.
Come along and gain knowledge on regulatory reforms and key developments, including changes to British and international standards PAS 2000 and PAS 9980, improve your understanding of issues relating to RAAC and punching shear, plus hear from the government’s perspective on the future for building professionals.
The event will cover 6 hours of CPD. It is £95 for CABE Members and £125 for non-members.
Registered Building Inspectors (RBIs), and construction professionals are invited to join for a full day of discussion on regulatory reform and compliance, including exploring:
Hear from speakers including Paul Morrell (Paul Morrell Consulting), Gill Kernick (ARUP) and Ant Burd (BSI Knowledge), plus technical sessions and networking throughout the day.
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I am pleased to announce Surveyor Live 26, a new, industry-neutral community event created by surveyors, for surveyors, and hosted by the Residential Property Surveyors Association (RPSA) in partnership with Howden Insurance and Skyline Surveyors. We have built this event on a simple principle: the profession is stronger when we work together, and the best conversations happen when the whole sector is in the room.
Surveyor Live 26 takes place on Thursday, 14 May 2026, at the National Self Build & Renovation Centre (NSBRC), Swindon.
With regulation, legislation, AI, and market expectations evolving quickly, this day is designed to be practical, open, and genuinely useful, with short “power” presentations, live demonstrations, interactive discussion, and open Q&A, rather than long, slide-heavy talks.
To keep it inclusive, tickets are just £35 + VAT, including entry to the event and NSBRC, free parking, breakfast (for early arrivals), refreshments, lunch, and 6 hours CPD.
Professional Client Communication and Better Report Writing
A practical two-part CPD course for surveyors
Clear communication and well-structured reporting are now more important than ever in residential surveying practice. Technical knowledge remains essential, but on its own it is not enough. Surveyors are also expected to set expectations clearly, define scope properly, record key matters accurately, communicate professionally when issues arise, and deal with clients in a way that is fair, measured and ethical.
This two-part CPD course has been designed to help surveyors strengthen their skills in a practical, commercially relevant way. It focuses on the areas that most often make the difference between smooth instruction and difficult instruction, including terms of engagement, client expectations, complaint handling, written communication, report clarity, and professional judgement.
The aim is not simply to help surveyors protect themselves. It is equally to promote fairness to the consumer, improve confidence in the service being provided, and reduce the risk of misunderstanding, unnecessary escalation and avoidable disputes. Good procedure, honest communication and clear reporting help everyone.
Developed and delivered by Andrew McColl and Sean Curtin, this course draws on extensive practical experience in complaint handling, dispute resolution, risk reduction, professional standards and member support within residential surveying practice. Through years of involvement in supporting surveyors and reviewing real-world cases, they have seen firsthand the issues that most often lead to dissatisfaction, complaints, and escalations, and the practical steps that can help avoid them.
The RPSA panel has overseen many thousands of surveys, and with that volume inevitably comes the occasional bump in the road. That experience has provided valuable insight into where misunderstandings arise, what tends to escalate matters unnecessarily, and how better communication, better process and better reporting can make a real difference.
This first course is being run in a small-group format, limited to just four participants. That is deliberate. It allows time for proper discussion, practical examples, reflection and direct input throughout the sessions, rather than a more general webinar-style approach.
Course format
This course will be delivered live via Zoom and will be split across two separate sessions:
Module 1: Monday 16 March
Module 2: Monday 23 March
Each module will run for 3 hours.
Course fee: £495 plus VAT
Places available: A maximum of 4 participants
Who this course is for
This course is designed for surveyors who want to strengthen the quality of their client communication, improve the clarity and effectiveness of their reports, reduce the risk of complaints and disputes, and build greater confidence in their procedures and professional decision-making.
It will be particularly valuable for those who want to sharpen standards, reflect on how they communicate in challenging situations, and ensure that both their reporting and client care stand up well to scrutiny.
Module 1
Professional Client Communication and Complaint Handling
This session focuses on the communication and procedural issues that often sit at the heart of dissatisfaction, complaints, and disputes. It is designed to help surveyors deal with clients clearly, professionally and fairly from the outset, while also providing practical guidance on how to respond when matters do not go according to plan.
Setting clear terms of engagement
A strong professional relationship begins with clarity at the instruction stage. This part of the course looks at how to clearly set out scope, limitations, fees, assumptions, and expectations from the beginning, so that clients understand both what is being provided and what is not. Particular attention will be given to avoiding ambiguity, properly recording key matters, and ensuring that instructions are confirmed in a way that is both professional and understandable.
Managing client expectations from the outset
Many complaints begin not because of a serious technical failing, but because expectations were not properly aligned at the start. This section explores how surveyors can manage expectations more effectively, including explaining the purpose and limits of the service, clarifying what the client can reasonably expect from the inspection and report, and communicating in a way that reduces the risk of later misunderstanding.
Agreeing fees and variations clearly
Disagreement over fees or additional work can quickly damage trust if matters are not set out properly. This part of the session considers the importance of clear fee arrangements, when and how to explain variations, and why proper written records matter. The emphasis is on avoiding confusion, maintaining transparency, and ensuring that any changes are handled openly and professionally.
Implementing a professional complaint-handling process
An effective complaint-handling procedure is not simply a defensive mechanism. It is part of good professional practice. This section looks at what a proper complaints process should achieve, how complaints should be acknowledged and managed, and how a fair, proportionate and calm approach can often prevent further escalation. The aim is to show that good complaint handling is about professionalism, fairness and resolution, rather than argument.
Tone, written communication and de-escalation
Emails and written correspondence can either calm a situation or make it considerably worse. This section focuses on tone, language and judgement in written communication, particularly when dealing with challenge, criticism or complaint. Participants will consider how to remain professional under pressure, how to avoid language that comes across as defensive or confrontational, and how to communicate firmly when needed without creating unnecessary friction.
Fairness, ethics and professional balance
The course does not approach complaint handling purely from the surveyor’s perspective. This section considers the importance of fairness to the client, the need to act honestly and proportionately, and the value of maintaining professional boundaries without losing sight of what is reasonable in the circumstances. Good practice depends not only on protecting oneself, but also on being seen to act fairly and ethically.
Practical examples and discussion
Throughout the session, there will be practical examples, discussion points and opportunities to reflect on how these issues arise in day-to-day practice. The small-group format is intended to encourage proper discussion rather than passive listening, allowing participants to consider the lessons in a realistic professional context.
Module 2
Better Report Writing
This session focuses on producing reports that are clearer, better structured, more professional in tone and less likely to give rise to misunderstanding, dissatisfaction or later challenge. It is designed to help surveyors improve the quality of their written output, supporting both client understanding and sound risk management.
Writing with clarity and purpose
A report should communicate clearly, not simply record observations. This section considers how to write in a way that is understandable, proportionate and useful to the client, while still retaining professional accuracy. It will focus on avoiding vague or confusing wording, improving readability, and ensuring the report supports informed decision-making by the client.
Structuring reports more effectively
Good structure plays a major part in how a report is received and understood. This part of the session looks at how to organise findings clearly, present information in a logical order and ensure that important matters are not lost in the detail. A well-structured report is not only easier for the client to follow but also better able to withstand later scrutiny.
Defining scope, limitations and boundaries clearly
One of the most important aspects of report writing is ensuring that the inspection's limits and the scope of the advice are properly explained. This section focuses on how to set out limitations clearly, avoid unintended assumptions, and ensure the client understands the basis on which the report has been prepared. Clear boundaries are essential to clear reporting.
Avoiding ambiguity and reducing misunderstanding
Ambiguity is one of the main causes of later complaints. This part of the course explores how certain word choices can lead to confusion, mixed messages, or unrealistic expectations, even when the surveyor believed the meaning was obvious. Participants will look at how to write with greater precision and balance, reducing the likelihood that the report will be misread or challenged later.
Presenting technical matters appropriately
Surveyors must strike the right balance between technical accuracy and client understanding. This section considers how to present technical issues in a way that is accurate, proportionate and suited to the purpose of the report. It will also examine the importance of staying within one’s own expertise and making appropriate recommendations when specialist advice may be required.
Writing reports that support better outcomes
A good report does more than identify defects. It helps the client understand significance, next steps and practical implications. This section looks at how to write reports that manage expectations more effectively, support sensible decision-making and reduce the likelihood of complaints by being clear, balanced and professionally judged throughout.
Reflection and practical application
Participants will be encouraged to reflect on common reporting weaknesses, consider examples of wording and structure, and think about how relatively small improvements in drafting can make a significant difference to clarity, professionalism and client understanding.
What participants will gain from the course
By the end of the course, participants should have a stronger understanding of:
Booking information
Places on this first course are strictly limited to four participants.
Dates: Monday 16 March and Monday 23 March
Format: Live via Zoom
Duration: 3 hours per module
Fee: £495 plus VAT
"Successful completion includes a formal RPSA Certificate of Professional Competence."
To reserve a place, please email andrew@rpsa.org.uk
We will endeavour to repeat this course - feel free to register an interest.
Join us online for this half-day conference, where you will receive a broad-based update on key developments within the Scottish Building Standards.
Understand recent and upcoming changes and discover how Scotland Construction Professionals are at the forefront of delivering change that will create safer and more sustainable buildings.
The event will cover 4 hours of CPD. It is a Free Event for CABE members and £15 for non-CABE members.
On 25 February, CABE is holding a half-day virtual conference titled 'Built Environment Scotland - Regulatory Reform'. The conference will feature:
The event is FREE for CABE Members (£15 for Non-Members) and we would like to invite you and your colleagues to join us by registering at
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James Warren, Managing Director, Off Mains SolutionsIt’s been over a decade since the introduction of the General Binding Rules (GBRs) – regulations designed to protect our environment and clarify responsibilities for off-mains drainage. But how well do property professionals really understand them today?
In this informative session, we’ll be joined by James Warren from Off Mains Solutions, an expert in private drainage compliance, to explore what the GBRs mean ten years on.
Steve Hodgson, Steve Hodgson Building Consulting LtdWall insulation (external, internal, and cavity wall insulation) offers huge potential benefits such as energy savings, improved comfort and lower heating bills — but only if installed carefully and correctly. In this webinar, Steve Hodgson draws on decades of hands-on experience and his long career in building preservation, industry standards development, and retrofit-insulation consulting to guide building professionals through the pitfalls, hidden risks, and critical decision points of wall insulation.
This webinar will be valuable for all property professionals who want to deepen their understanding of how wall insulation can fail, the warning signs to look for, and how to give informed guidance to clients—whether you’re carrying out a survey, advising during a property transaction, or supporting them through the retrofit process.
EVENT TIMINGS: The awards champagne reception starts at 6:30 pm.
If you would like to pay by bank transfer and be invoiced for your tickets, please email your request to awards@thenegotiator.co.uk or call our events team on 0844 745 3104. Or you may pay by credit card below.
VENUE: Grosvenor House, 86-89 Park Lane, London, W1K 7TN. DATE: 28th November 2025.
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Last April, the UK press widely reported that the national policy to decarbonise by 2050 cannot be achieved. Is that what the key players REALLY said? And if not, how do they say we CAN get there by 2050? Join Sava director Dr Neil Cutland as he unravels the issue, starting with fact-checking exactly who said what.
Neil Cutland joined the Sava team in 2022 as Consultancy Director and is building Sava’s data and energy consultancy work. This is after a long career as an energy and sustainability consultant, specialising in low-energy buildings with a particular focus on housing. Neil is one of the authors of the BREDEM mathematical models that underpin the SAP, is a Member of the Institute of Physics and has sat on various Government and related advisory panels.
Following his doctoral research on the thermodynamics of industrial heat recovery devices, Neil undertook extensive performance monitoring of the homes on the iconic Energy Park in Milton Keynes. He subsequently helped to develop and deliver the training programme for NHER energy assessors.
Neil enjoys driving classic sports cars, playing rock guitar and skiing – with more enthusiasm than skill in all cases.
Climate change is having a growing impact on the built environment, and property professionals have a vital role to play in identifying, assessing, and communicating these risks in relation to property. In this session, Tim Kenny will explore the physical risks to our homes posed by a changing climate and explain how to report them effectively and responsibly.
He will cover issues such as:
This session will provide valuable insights for a wide range of professionals involved in surveying, managing, maintaining, and overseeing residential properties.
Whether you're advising clients, maintaining a housing stock, or planning for future resilience, this session will equip you with the knowledge to better understand and address climate-related property risks.
21 August 2025 - 3 pmAbout this event
Most boundaries are generally straightforward; however, there are occasions when they can pose significant risks to people and properties.
In this webinar, Hilary Grayson, Director at Sava, will explore the various types of risks associated with boundaries and present case studies illustrating the potential severity of boundary-related issues.
Mark Sreeves became Sava’s Technical Sales Manager in 2014. He takes the leading role within the company of working with our software clients to understand how we can meet their needs, provide in-depth training, and delivering technical webinars.
Mark obtained a BSc in Science and Technology at Middlesex University and since the late 1980s has worked as an energy consultant supporting organisations with energy efficiency, fuel poverty and managing carbon. He is a qualified energy assessor (and a teacher) and is committed to working in an area of work that is helping to maintain and improve the environment.
Outside of work, Mark enjoys going to the theatre and cinema and more recently has been learning more about plants and trees by creating a garden.
28th August 2025 - 3 pmwith Sam Lott
About this event
How can social housing providers move beyond assumptions and gain real insight into how homes perform? In this webinar, Andy Flook explores the growing role of Internet of Things (IoT) in social housing and how live data is transforming asset management and tenant wellbeing.
Topics include:
Sam Lott joined the Sava team in December 2022 as an Energy Data Consultant. His job is to work with customers to advise on the quality of their housing stock data and give advice on different ways in which they can work towards their zero carbon goals. He is working on broadening our consultancy services with a focus on sustainability and has a keen interest into how we can best advise our clients on retrofitting sustainably and the importance of electrification in the housing sector.
Before joining Sava, Sam completed a degree in Biological Sciences, followed by a Masters of Research in Biological science. This research focused on first time intracerebral haemorrhagic stroke, identifying risk factors that cause early onset and groups that are more predisposed to early onset.
He enjoys travelling in his time off, exploring the globe and different cultures. He loves the outdoors and recently travelled across the US in an RV exploring the country over several weeks.
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Join Sava for an insightful webinar with Johan du Plessis, CEO of tepeo, as he introduces the revolutionary world of heat batteries.
In this session, you'll learn:
As always, there will be plenty of time for a Q&A session, giving you the chance to have your questions answered by an industry expert.
This webinar is essential for property professionals looking to stay ahead in the evolving world of home heating and gain valuable insights into this next-generation technology as we transition toward net zero.
Join Sava’s consultants as they tackle some of the most common—and persistent—myths in the energy world. Drawing on technical expertise and a genuine passion for the subject, the team delves deeply into widespread misconceptions and separates fact from fiction.
In this session, we’ll challenge ideas like:
We’ll also wrap up with a fast-paced "myth-busting lightning round" covering even more energy fallacies.
In this session, Sava's Lead Practitioner of Surveying & Verification, Anne Hinds BSc(Hons) FRICS will delve into the realm of public sector housing. From the early developments in social housing to the transformative impact of various housing acts, Anne will provide valuable insights into how public sector housing has evolved over the years from a construction and valuation viewpoint.
Join Alan Budden, Director of Eco Design Consultants and a Chartered Architect, for an insightful webinar that explores the crucial role of airtightness in delivering high-performance buildings.
In this session, Alan will delve into the why—explaining the science behind airtightness, its impact on energy performance (not only does it help prevent heat loss but also helps to keep hot air out during summer heatwaves), indoor air quality, and moisture management—and the how, by sharing practical strategies for achieving airtight construction on site. Alan also considers how buildings—especially older ones—must also be allowed to breathe and will discuss how to strike the right balance, emphasising the need for efficient ventilation systems, ideally with heat recovery, to maintain healthy indoor environments without sacrificing energy efficiency.
While the primary focus is on new-build projects, the session also provides valuable insights for retrofit applications, making it a must-attend for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of energy efficiency in homes.
We believe in promoting members' events, and we are proud of Marion and the standing she has in the RPSA family and the surveying industry as a whole.
Join this live workshop on Branding Basics for Surveyors and discover how the correct branding makes a difference to you and your clients. You'll get practical insights and strategies to help you get started. By the end of the workshop, you'll have the tools and knowledge to know:
This webinar, presented by Tim Grant, Cert CII, Director at UKGlobal, explains the benefits of investing time in presenting your business to your insurance broker and underwriter, particularly for Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII).
Get ready for one very big announcement that we're making at this year's Conference.
Days like this don't come around too often, and you won't want to miss this one.
Grab one of the last remaining tickets to make sure you don't miss out on the day that could change YOUR future....forever
For 2023 and beyond the RPSA has set its sights on ‘driving the future’ of our industry and creating new opportunities for residential surveyors.
Our conference in November 2021 was a truly memorable event with more than 120 delegates being treated to a spectacular day at the National Space Centre in Leicester. Feedback was overwhelmingly positive with delegates and exhibitors summing it up as the “best conference I’ve ever been to” What was it like? Click below to see the 2021 RPSA Conference video.
This year's conference takes place on Wednesday 26th April 2023 at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon, Warwickshire. 
In 2023 we’re back with a bigger venue, more delegates, an expanded trade village, and more time for networking and relationship building. It promises to be the place to make new memories, new friends and develop new opportunities. So join us and make 26th April 2023 YOUR day to remember.
Come along and learn about the exciting new developments taking place in our industry and the opportunities for RPSA Surveyors.
DELEGATE tickets on sale NOW - complete the booking form HERE*
RPSA member £150+VAT (Our friends who are members of CABE can also benefit from the member rate!)
Non-member £195+VAT
Breakfast, lunch, cocktails, canapes daytime refreshments....and a full days CPD included.
* BEFORE you book, make sure you've read our Terms & Conditions of booking HERE
Need a hotel for 25th and/or 26th April to make your visit to the Conference more enjoyable?
The RPSA have teamed up with the Delta Marriott Warwick, A429 Stratford Road, Warwick CV34 6RE (15 mins from the Conference venue) to offer a bespoke booking facility. Cost is £130 Double or £120 Single per night, including full breakfast, car parking, wifi, and VAT
To make your hotel reservations visit the direct hotel booking facility HERE
Wednesday 15th March '23 *** 6-9pm ***
The Terrace Hotel 42-48 Church Street, Magherafelt, Co Derry, BT45 6AW
In partnership with Propertymark, we'd love you to join us for our first-ever RPSA event in Northern Ireland.
Open to all RPSA members, non-members, and any property professional, this is a great opportunity for some free CPD and networking.
Whether you're a surveyor, estate agent, conveyance, or some other professional in the property sector, we can all work together and learn from each other.
Starting from 5.45pm, we'll have some presentations about residential surveying, new build snagging, working with estate agents, and how RPSA and Propertymark can build valuable business opportunities in Northern Ireland.
We'll provide you with a light finger buffet, refreshments and plenty to talk about.
Please RSVP to events@rpsa.org.uk to reserve your place and advise any dietary requirements.
This is a FREE event sponsored by RPSA and Propertymark.
Agenda
Arrival 5.45pm
6.15 - 6.30pm - Introductions from Stephen McCarron President of NAEA Propertymark Preamble plus introduction of Alan Milstein Chairman RPSA
6.30 - 6.45pm - Alan Milstein - Who are the RPSA?
6.45 - 7.15pm - New Build Standards & Snagging. What's changed?
Comfort break and a light finger buffet
7.45 - 8.15pm - Surveys. What are they, and why they need not be the end of a sale.
8.15 - 8.30pm - How can we do more surveys and sell more houses?
8.30 - 8.45pm -Q&A
Networking thereafter
Lydiard Fields, Great Western Way, Swindon, SN5 8UB
Wednesday 5th October 10.00-16.00 Cost £10 +VAT to include lunch and refreshments - THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT - THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ARE ATTENDING
Student - Surveyors - Members - Non-members - All welcome
For ANY surveyor, student or qualified, the National Self Build & Renovation Centre is a 67,000sqft treasure trove of knowledge, interest and discovery that will bring theory to life. With over 200 permanent exhibits covering everything from air source heat pumps to drains, roofs, and much, much more, you will learn and see displays and products you've only ever read about in textbooks.
The Renovation House, typical of a property built in the inter-war years will show you the sequence of renovation of a dilapidated property in a unique way that brings it to life.
But the RPSA have made THIS visit to the NSBRC something very special.
We've invited along a range of trade and professional partners to give you the chance to talk about PI, Camera Poles, software, RPSA panel opportunities, training, accreditation, and much more.
UK Global (Howdens), CABE, PCA, Sava, Composite Poles, Skyline, RPSA and Drive Electric will all be available in a relaxed and informal environment to answer your questions, and even let you have a test drive in an electric car.
Previously we've only ever visited the NSBRC for conferences and learning days....but that never leaves enough time to properly explore the centre to reveal all of its treasures.
So we have booked an exclusive RPSA open day where you can take as long as you want (and you'll probably need a good 3-4 hours minimum) to wander the aisles and displays at your leisure. And that's on top of all of our trade and professional partners
Lunch and refreshments will be included and a nominal charge of £10 +VAT will be made to cover costs.
The Brickfields, Bulmer, Sudbury, Suffolk CO10 7EF
Wednesday 14th September 14.00-15.30 Cost FREE - Limited to just 25 places - BOOK NOW
When it comes to traditional brick-making there really is only one name to consider.
And that is why the RPSA have organised this exclusive members tour of the Bulmer Brick & Tile Company. Only 25 places are available for this memorable visit hosted by Peter Minter, a brickmaker for 70 years, and able to trace brick-making on the same site back to 1450.
YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY
Bulmer bricks are made from the finest London Clays, dug from seams almost continually since Tudor times. All Bulmer bricks are hand made, using traditional methods of making, drying and are fired in a coal burning, down draught kiln. This helps to give the distinctive finish that blends so well with the originals. The process takes time - something to consider at the project planning stage.
Bulmer Brick & Tile are a small family business continuing the traditions of brickmaking on this site dating back to the Middle Ages. Their facings and specials can be made with almost any texture, from coarse veined to smooth with some 150 different sizes of facing and a range of over 5000 special shapes, including all standard plinths, squints and copings, and extends to purpose made chimney bricks, terracotta, mullions, jambs, floor bricks, pamments, decorative plaques, garden edgings and a full range of rubbing blocks. They work on large projects for the National Trust, English Heritage and Historic Royal Palaces, but are just as proud of some of the small private work undertaken by individuals.
If you have any interest in traditional buildings, conservation and historic repair then this is an unmissable opportunity and well worth the journey.
For more information events@rpsa.org.uk
Earlier this month, RPSA Chairman Andrew McColl and former Chairman Alan Milstein attended The Property Institute’s (TPI) 2025 Annual Conference. Held at the prestigious QEII Centre in Westminster, the event welcomed nearly 900 property professionals, highlighting the sector's growing influence and increasingly collaborative outlook.
"I was delighted to accept the kind invitation from Alan Milstein to attend this important conference," said Andrew McColl. "It was a very productive day, which also included attendance at two other property events, followed by a very enjoyable pint with fellow RPSA members at the 'Conveyancing Matters' meeting."
The Property Institute is the UK’s leading professional body for residential block and estate management. Formed from the merger of ARMA and IRPM, TPI champions best practice, professional development, and ethical leadership within a sector responsible for managing millions of homes. Under the astute leadership of CEO Andrew Bulmer, formerly of RICS, TPI continues to set the standard for property management in the UK.
“We were delighted to reconnect with Andrew Bulmer,” stated Andrew McColl. “There’s a strong alignment in our values and goals, and we’re already exploring collaborative opportunities between our organisations. I’m optimistic about joint initiatives that will genuinely benefit both our members and the wider public.”
Although RPSA representatives attended only the morning sessions, the speaker lineup was both insightful and impactful:
Panel sessions addressed pressing themes such as data-driven asset management, digitisation, and the evolution of competency frameworks, offering a clear glimpse into the sector’s future direction.
The conference provided crucial legal and regulatory updates, essential for surveyors and property managers:
Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act:
The Importance of Procurement Skills
The sheer scale of the event, with close to 900 delegates filling the main auditorium, created a genuinely inspiring atmosphere.
“It certainly gave us food for thought,” added Andrew McColl. “Imagine an RPSA gathering of similar ambition—uniting surveyors, stakeholders, and industry partners in a national celebration of independent expertise. It’s a bold thought, but one worth entertaining.”
The RPSA team left feeling energised, well-informed, and enthusiastic about what lies ahead. Events like the TPI Annual Conference are a timely reminder of the value of cross-professional dialogue and the importance of shared learning environments.
“Our sincere thanks to the team at The Property Institute for their warm welcome,” said Andrew McColl. “We look forward to sharing more with our members as discussions evolve and collaborative efforts take shape.”
North Lakes Hotel & Spa
ULLSWATER ROAD, PENRITH, CA11 8QT
Book your FREE place at events@rpsa.org.uk
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
Holiday Inn Chester South
Wrexham Road, Chester, CH4 9DL
Book your FREE place at events@rpsa.org.uk
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
Tuesday 17th May 4-5pm - SOLD OUT
Thursday 19th May 3-4pm -SOLD OUT
Monday 23rd May 4-5pm - BOOK HERE FOR 23RD MAY 4-5PM
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE 3 EVENTS ARE ALL THE SAME. YOU ONLY NEED TO ATTEND ONCE. WE ARE REPEATING IT DUE TO VERY HIGH DEMAND
The world of new-build snagging is changing in 2022! Make sure you're ready or you risk being left out.
The launch of the New Homes Ombudsman in 2022 brings about a complete change in the way that snagging inspections are carried out. And if you're not ready then you risk being unable to offer any snagging services to your client, even if you are a seasoned residential surveyor or a snagging specialist.
New rules will apply to ALL snagging inspections - practitioners and surveyors MUST be accredited and insured, and they MUST use the approved inspection protocols.
Join this FREE 1-hour webinar event to learn what the changes are, how they affect you, and how the world of new-build snagging is about to experience a revolution.
This event is essential for all residential surveyors and all snagging inspectors/companies.
With change comes opportunity........so make sure you're ready to take advantage of it.
Tuesday 17th May 4-5pm - SOLD OUT
Thursday 19th May 3-4pm -SOLD OUT
Monday 23rd May 4-5pm - BOOK HERE FOR 23RD MAY 4-5PM
Mercure Bridgwater Hotel
56 66 Eastover, BRIDGWATER TA6 5AR
Book your FREE place at events@rpsa.org.uk
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
In a world of rapidly rising energy prices, where mortgages will be based on EPC rating, and where you might not be able to rent or sell your home due to its lack of energy efficiency, Surveyors will become more and more important in providing retrofit advice, especially for older buildings. That's why this course is so important for you.
The only course of its kind that features both BSI PAS 2035 and PAS 2038 and delivered by a co-author of these standards Prof John Edwards also lead author of BS7913 – the British Standard for work to traditional and historic buildings.
This is a 2-day course taking place on 6th and 7th April 2022 at......
Mercure Milton Keynes The Approach Two Mile Ash MK8 8LY MILTON KEYNES**
** To get a special rate for accommodation at the hotel of £90 per night B&B, request the discount code when you email events@rpsa.org.uk
The RPSA have negotiated a special 10% discount for this course, only available to RPSA members on request.
THERE ARE ONLY 16 PLACES AVAILABLE ON THIS COURSE - BOOK NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
Normally £495.00+VAT* - RPSA member price £445.50+VAT*
*Examination fee of £80+VAT not included
Email events@rpsa.org.uk to receive your RPSA discount code BEFORE you book
(The discount will not be available if you do not request the code PRIOR to booking)
This is the ONLY course of its type and may be a requirement if you are involved in ECO funded retrofit.
Online event - Tuesday 29th March 3-4pm
From 28th March 22 the Technical and Affiliate grades of RPSA membership are open for registrations.
But why should you join? What are the benefits? Why have these grades been developed? What qualifications do I need? What work can I do?
Join RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein who will answer all your questions and explain why this is such an important initiative for the world of residential surveying.
Whether you are an energy assessor, snagging inspector, inventory provider, dilapidations expert, timber and damp surveyor, insurance assessor, or if you go into residential property to carry out any form of inspection, then RPSA Technical membership is for you.
And if you are a firm with a team of surveyors then Affiliate membership is what you need to demonstrate that you work to the highest professional standards in the industry.
The value of the work delivered by many property professionals is too often undervalued. RPSA wants to make sure that consumers can identify those practitioners who stand out above the crowd and can command better fees and more respect.
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Coventry
Paradise Way, Walsgrave Triangle, Coventry, CV2 2ST
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
Tudor Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club
Ashford Road, Bearsted, Maidstone ME14 4NQ
Book your FREE place at events@rpsa.org.uk
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
The ONLY way is Essex!!!
The venue is:-
Holiday Inn, Brentwood M2, Jct 28
Brook Street, Brentwood, Essex, CM14 5NF
Book your FREE place at events@rpsa.org.uk
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
Location TBC
Book your FREE place at events@rpsa.org.uk
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
Venue to be confirmed
Book your FREE place at events@rpsa.org.uk
What is Meet & Greet? It's an opportunity for RPSA members, non-members, students, or anyone with an interest in surveying to meet up with RPSA Council members, colleagues and contacts to find out more about the industry and the activities of the RPSA.
Meet & Greet is relaxed, informal and with no "hard sell" presentations. It's a chance to network with other local surveyors, find shadowing opportunities, share business experience, and ask those honest questions about other surveyors' experiences.
And, best of all.....ITS FREE!!!!
RPSA Chairman Alan Milstein and RPSA Panel Director Andy McColl will look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions or enquiries to events@rpsa.org.uk
