8: COP26 - Paul Brannen, Director Public Affairs CEI-Bois & EOS

8: COP26 - Paul Brannen, Director Public Affairs CEI-Bois & EOS

Paul Brannen, Director Public Affairs CEI-Bois & EOS chats to Andrew Carpenter Chief Executive of the Structural Timber Association about the most important event on the planet in 2021, COP26. The climate crisis is the number one priority across the globe and COP 26 will bring together world leaders to Glasgow for the first two weeks in November to debate and agree the necessary solutions. Structural timber will have to play a significant part in the future of construction as the industry is responsible for 40% of all emissions. https://www.structuraltimber.co.uk/ [https://www.structuraltimber.co.uk/]

7: #7: Paul Cribbens - National House Building Council

Paul Cribbens, Standards & Technical Manager at NHBC joins Andrew Carpenter of the Structural Timber Association.

6: #6: Mark Farmer - Housing, Offsite, Structural Timber

Mark Farmer - Chief Executive of Cast Consulting, co-Chair of Constructing Excellence and author of the report 'Modernise or Die' joins Andrew Carpenter to discuss Housing, Offsite and Structural Timber. The Podcast is sponsored by Scotframe - find out more at www.scotframe.co.uk/

5: #5: What is the Structural Timber Association's Assure Scheme?

Darren Richards, MD of Cogent Consulting and Nick Worboys,Quality Manager of Pinewood Structures chat to Andrew Carpenter of the Structural Timber Association about the STA's Assure scheme.

4: #4: Why Timber Expo is the most important event on the construction calendar

Chief Executive of the Structural Timber Association, Andrew Carpenter chats to Timber Expo Event Director Nathan Garnett and MD of ARV Solutions and exhibitor Jim Roach about the most important event on the UK construction calendar. It is three days brimming with the latest products, innovations and developments across the timber sector - not just from the UK but from an increasingly exciting and diverse international market. Timber Expo covers a breadth of timber applications from timber frame, sawmills, merchants, glulam, SIPs, CLT, fixings and fastenings, timber cladding, doors/windows, mouldings, skirtings and flooring. There’s not a more comprehensive representation of the timber industry anywhere else in the UK. With wood taking over from steel and concrete as the architectural wonder material of the 21st century, the time is right to take your business to the next level and join the largest collection of timber brands this October 9-11th at the NEC, Birmingham.