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Important events in one great show


25th & 26th November 2026 ExceL London


There is no other event quite like this, taking an integrated approach to environmental water management, whether it be flooding, drainage & wastewater or waterways and catchment area management.


A two day event, where visitors can save a great deal of time and money, having direct access to products, services, solutions and experts with a huge knowledge base all under one roof and in real time. Co-located with the National Civils Show, the event showcases nearly 200 exhibitors and 50, CPD accredited expert presentations.


Whether you are a contractor, engineer, developer, flood officer, flood authority, landowner, facility manager or anyone that has to deal with planning, installation and management of drainage, flood prevention and mitigation or water and land management, this is a ‘must attend’ event.


Regular supporters include: Environment Agency, NADC, Southern Water, Anglian Water, Pipeline Industries Guild, Future Water Assoc, CIWEM, Women in FCERM, Drain Trader Magazine, Flood Industry Magazine, SLCC, Water Briefing, Water Magazine and many others.


3 seminar theatres, covering flood defence & mitigation, drainage, surface water & catchment management plus a dedicated 2-day SuDS theatre, all CPD accredited.


PLUS...


FREE ENTRY TO THE CO-LOCATED NATIONAL CIVILS SHOW


KF1


www.floodex.co.uk www.waterwaysmanagementshow.com www.drainageshow.com


CELEBRATING HQ1


For information contact Jon Irwin


jon@floodex.co.uk | +44 (0) 774 815 0004


Paul Shelley paul@civilsshow.com | +44 (0) 787 248 9790


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