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Episode 11: How Much Is Water a Focus at UK Homebuilding Exhibitions?

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🎙️ How much is water a focus at UK Homebuilding Exhibitions? | Water Matters Podcast episode 11 In this episode of the Water Matters podcast, we ask a simple but important question: How much is water really being talked about at homebuilding shows in the UK? Fresh from exhibiting at the National Homebuilding & Renovating Show at the NEC Birmingham, we reflect on what we saw (and didn’t see) when it comes to sustainable water management. With over 380 exhibitors and thousands of visitors, only a handful of companies were talking about water – something we believe is a major blind spot in the industry. Host Matt shares: 💧 What the show was like from Graf UK's perspective 📊 How many companies focused on water vs other sustainability topics 🚿 Why this matters for the future of self-build and eco-conscious construction 🗣️ Plans to explore and report from more exhibitions throughout 2025 You’ll also hear from Callum Vallance-Poole, Head of Brand & Marketing at Graf UK, in a short clip recorded live at the event. Thanks for tuning in — and stay with us as we continue to bring the conversation of water to the surface.

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