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Building Regulations Bitesize

The Future Homes and Buildings Standard and Approved Document Updates

7th July 2026 | 3:00 pm
9th July 2026 | 11:00 am

Get early insight into the latest changes shaping the future of building regulations.

Join the first in our new Building Regulations Bitesize webinar series for a clear, practical overview of the latest changes affecting ventilation, energy efficiency and overheating requirements in England.

Led by our technical experts, this session will explain what the Future Homes and Buildings Standard and the latest Approved Document F, L & O updates could mean for your projects, how they may affect compliance, and what you should be considering now.

Key points:

  • Key updates to Approved Document F in England, including ventilation considerations

  • Key updates to Approved Document L in England, including energy efficiency and carbon performance

  • What the Future Homes and Buildings Standard 2023 consultation response means for the sector

  • The latest position on Approved Document O and overheating requirements

  • Considerations for the devolved nations and potential future changes

  • How SAP and the Home Energy Model (HEM) may affect building methodology and compliance

  • A live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to raise your questions with our experts

Please select from two available dates and register to confirm your attendance.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Tuesday 7th July 2026 | 3:00 pm

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Thursday 9th July 2026 | 11:00 am

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Our Building Regulations Bitesize webinars are designed to be quick, easy to follow and focused on the practical information you need.

Hosted by Ruth MacEachern of envirovent

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Ruth MacEachern Product Manager & Policy Advisor

With over 10 years’ experience in the building industry, spanning sales, planning, site supervision and product management, Ruth combines strong technical expertise with practical insight.

Holding a degree in Building Control, graduating top of her class and receiving an award for her dissertation, Ruth has worked closely with Building Control Officers on complex, high-risk and post-Grenfell projects, supporting the interpretation of regulations and delivery of compliant outcomes.

In her current R&D role, she helps shape product development, technical guidance and industry education through writing, articles and webinars. Known for her deep regulatory knowledge, Ruth is passionate about raising standards and ensuring ventilation is properly understood, accurately specified and given the priority it deserves.

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