SiLC Thanks Soilfix for Supporting November Webinar

As we prepare for our upcoming webinar, “Exploring the Pros and Cons of Confrontation, Collaboration and Cooperation between Practitioner, Regulator and Public”, SiLC would like to extend our sincere thanks to Soilfix for their support as headline sponsor.

The webinar will bring together regulators from across the UK to discuss the challenges they face, the realities of collaboration across different jurisdictions, and the factors that influence regulatory decision-making. As the land contamination sector continues to evolve, these conversations play an important role in supporting better understanding and improved outcomes across the industry.

The support of organisations such as Soilfix helps SiLC continue to provide valuable professional development opportunities and facilitate conversations that bring together practitioners, regulators, and other stakeholders from across the brownfield and land condition sectors.

For over 20 years, Soilfix has been helping to transform complex contaminated sites into places where businesses, communities, and nature can thrive. Their commitment to technical excellence, innovation, and sustainable remediation solutions has established them as a trusted partner on projects across the UK.

We are grateful for Soilfix’s continued support of the SiLC community and their commitment to advancing knowledge and best practice within the land contamination profession.

There is still time to join us for this insightful discussion, which will be chaired by Lucy Bethell and feature an expert panel including representatives from the Environment Agency, Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), and Natural Resources Wales.

With only two weeks to go, we encourage anyone working within the brownfield land development and land contamination sectors to secure their place.

Thank you once again to Soilfix for supporting this important industry event.

Book your place today and be part of the conversation.

Specialist in Land Condition Register Ltd (SiLC)
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