Thank You to Our 2025 UK Fencing Awards Sponsors
As we continue to reflect on what was a fantastic evening at Mercedes-Benz World earlier in the month, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all our sponsors who helped make the UK Fencing Awards 2025 such a success.
Your support is what allows us to celebrate excellence across the industry and deliver an event that reflects the professionalism, talent and innovation within UK fencing.
A very special thank you to our 2025 category sponsors:
Tornado Wire, Siddall & Hilton, Zaun, Birkdale, DHF, Lawsons Group, IAE, Barkers Fencing, Alexandra Security, Saferoad, Scanpole,
and to our event sponsors:
First Fence (Champagne & Bar), FH Brundle (Simulator Experience), and Littlewood Group & Binns Fencing (Guest Speaker).
We are incredibly grateful for your generosity and ongoing commitment to the industry.
We would also like to congratulate once again all our 2025 finalists and winners. The standard of entries was exceptional this year, showing the true depth of skill, pride and professionalism across all areas of fencing.
Thank you again to everyone who attended, sponsored, judged or submitted entries — together you have helped create another unforgettable year for the UK Fencing Awards.
If you’re interested in sponsoring the 2026 Awards, please get in touch — we’d love to speak with you.
Infrastructure Delivery
A new report from the All‐Party Parliamentary Group on Project Delivery has identified the need for a radical shift in the way that major infrastructure projects are delivered. With too many projects falling into a ‘valley of death’ between policy and delivery, the report makes a number of recommendations, including improving project delivery capability, earlier supplier involvement, and a roadmap to tackle the skills gap.
CE Marking
The Government has published The Construction Products (Amendment) Regulations 2025 to ensure that CE‐marked construction products will continue to be accepted as an alternative to the UKCA mark in Great Britain, following the introduction of the EU CPR 2024. The new regulations, which will come into force from 8 January 2026, will not impose any new requirements on either manufacturers or the supply chain.