The Scaffolding Association to Feature at London Build 2025, Marking a Decade of Industry Innovation and Collaboration

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News, Press Release

Published: November 10, 2025

The Scaffolding Association is proud to announce its participation in London Build 2025, taking place on 19–20 November at Olympia London, as the UK’s largest construction show celebrates its 10th anniversary.

Now in its milestone year, London Build continues to unite professionals from across the built environment, with more than 38,000 attendees750+ speakers across 12 CPD stages, and 450+ exhibitors confirmed. The two-day event will bring together contractors, architects, developers, engineers, and suppliers from across the UK to explore the future of construction through collaboration, innovation, and shared best practice.

As part of the official speaker programme, Robert Candy, Chief Executive of the Scaffolding Association, will take part in a key discussion titled:

“Mental Health in the Construction Industry: What Needs to Change?”

Wednesday 19 November | 11:00 – 11:50

Joining Robert on the panel are a diverse group of industry leaders, including:

  • Mark Blundy, Group Director of Health & Safety, Bowmer & Kirkland
  • Mark Harrison, Head of Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Transformation, CIOB
  • Tyler Eastham, Senior SHE Advisor & Mental Health Lead, KierBam, and Founder, Clean Sheet Mental Health Awareness
  • Cat Dowd, Head of People & Culture, PRP Architecture
  • Angela Bradshaw, Senior Health & Safety Manager, VolkerFitzpatrick Rail Infrastructure

The discussion will explore the ongoing challenges around wellbeing and mental health across construction, highlighting the importance of leadership, awareness, and proactive workplace culture in driving change.

Speaking ahead of the event, Robert Candy said:

“Conversations around mental health need to move beyond awareness and into meaningful action. As an industry, we have a responsibility to create environments where people feel supported, valued, and able to speak up without stigma. Collaboration and leadership at every level are key to making lasting change.”

Event Details:

Olympia London, Grand & National Halls

19th–20th November 2025

Panel: “Mental Health in the Construction Industry: What Needs to Change?” – Wednesday 19 November, 11:00–11:50

Register for your free ticket: London Build Expo