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Top must-sees at UK Construction Week London
CM Staff
The UK’s largest event for the built environment, UK Construction Week (UKCW), is gearing up to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a host of newly announced areas and features at the London show (ExCeL, 7-9 May).
Here are just a few reasons why you should attend the UK’s biggest event for the built environment.
The only event designed to cater for the whole construction supply chain, UKCW London 2025 will not only be co-located with The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces for the first time in its history – it will also feature an array of exciting initiatives and exclusive launches.
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These new launches include the debut of Workwear & PPE Live by PCIAW®, a dedicated show for construction clothing, footwear, and accessories, in an exclusive partnership with the Professional Clothing Industry Association Worldwide (PCIAW®). Visitors will not want to miss out on their insightful range of seminar sessions and the show’s first-ever ‘catwalk’ performance, showcasing innovative solutions to the most pressing issues in workwear procurement.
The lecture series is a key part of UKCW London 2025
Following the huge success of The Offsite Show’s debut at UK Construction Week London 2024, the co-located show will return in 2025 to shine a spotlight on sustainable technology with a focus on the best practices for the industry to work towards net zero. The Offsite Show welcomes over 5,000 visitors with an interest in using offsite solutions and techniques for future business strategies, as well as associated products and services.
HVAC+R represented
The ever-growing construction show will also see the launch of HVAC+Rin partnership with Datateam Business Media, dedicated to the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration industries. The London show will provide a fantastic platform for HVAC+R businesses to reach housebuilders, developers, contractors, housing associations and local authorities.
After the success of its debut at the Birmingham show in October 2024, Onsite On Hire, a hire industry showcase for the very best tools, compact plant and equipment exhibitors, will be making its return to London after 16 years.
UKCW London 2025 is expected to attract more than 18,000 visitors
Sam Patel, divisional director – construction, for UK Construction Week, commented: “After a record-breaking 2024, it’s exciting to take UKCW into its 10th year with a range of new colocated areas and dedicated features which will reinforce the show’s standing as the place where the industry meets to learn, network and do business.”
Attracting more than 18,000 visitors, UKCW London 2025 will also feature a new VIP pass, allowing visitors to elevate their experience for just £99 per day. The new pass allows VIP guests to skip the queues with fast-track entry, relax in style in the exclusive VIP Lounge with complimentary coffee, a range of alcoholic and soft drinks, and a dedicated wifi network throughout the day. Free parking at the venue is also included in the purchase of the ticket.
The London show is complemented by its sister event, UKCW Birmingham, which takes place at the NEC from 30 Sept-2 Oct 2025.
The November/December 2025 issue of Construction Management magazine is now available to read in digital format.
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