REHIS Forum 2026

The Annual REHIS Forum is being held in Glasgow on Friday 21 August 2026.

The programme and booking arrangements will be available soon.

Introduction to Data Centres Training

This free online training (17 February – 11:00-12:00) being held by the National Planning Hub will support Scottish Planners and Pollution Control professionals to navigate this new area of development.

Registration required (please give work email address) – details here.

 

ASH- Scotland Learning Day

Towards a tobacco-free generation by 2034

Our in-person learning day will be held

in Edinburgh on 26th February 2026.

We aim to explore our current work towards a tobacco-free generation and future plans to reach this goal together.

Register your interest using the link below and we’ll keep you informed of the line-up and when registration opens.

Save the Date – ASH Scotland Learning Day

Free to Members – Lunchtime Seminar- March

Lunchtime Session – Wednesday 11th March – HMO Housing and case studies from Glasgow with David Anderson 

REHIS Lunchtime Seminars March 2026  – Booking form

We’re delighted to launch a series of lunchtime CPD events for our members, reinforcing our commitment to keeping you informed and up to date.

These sessions which will be held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month and will cover a broad range of topics, including food safety, legislative updates, housing standards, water quality, climate change, and sustainability among others.

FREE to all REHIS members

Non members can attend for £30 per session, or access all 12 sessions plus a years membership* for £200.

* Membership eligibility criteria required

 

Free to Members – Lunchtime Seminar – February

Lunchtime Session – Wednesday 11th February – An overview of the specialist cheesemakers association with Bronwen Percival 

Bronwen Percival is the chair of the Specialist Cheesemaker’s Association Technical Committee and technical director for Neal’s Yard Dairy in London. In addition to working with producers to select and optimise quality, she works to mobilise collaboration between cheesemakers and the scientific community. In 2012, she instigated a biennial conference on the Science of Artisan Cheese. She is the co-author, with her husband Francis, of Reinventing the Wheel (Bloomsbury, 2017).

REHIS Lunchtime Seminars February 2026 – Booking form

We’re delighted to launch a series of lunchtime CPD events for our members, reinforcing our commitment to keeping you informed and up to date.

These sessions which will be held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month and will cover a broad range of topics, including food safety, legislative updates, housing standards, water quality, climate change, and sustainability among others.

FREE to all REHIS members

Non members can attend for £30 per session, or access all 12 sessions plus a years membership* for £200.

* Membership eligibility criteria required