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IFEDA signposts 2026 Annual General Meeting for members
14 August 2026
THE INDEPENDENT Fire Engineering and Distributors Association (IFEDA) – the independent Trade Association founded in 1989 to represent dedicated fire companies – has outlined details for the organisation’s 2026 Annual General Meeting, which is open to all members.

The event takes place on 16 October at the Whittlebury Park Hotel in Towcester, Northamptonshire NN12 8QH. The AGM is an important date in the IFEDA calendar and provides members with the opportunity to hear the latest Trade Association updates, review progress over the past year and discuss the priorities and developments that will assist in shaping the organisation’s future.
The formal AGM will take place during the day and is followed by an evening event giving members the opportunity to relax, network and catch up with colleagues from across the fire protection industry.
The evening includes a private bar, entertainment, a live DJ and a special raffle, with members offered the chance to win a one year IFEDA membership for free.
Simon Lyons MIFSM AMIFPO (national general manager at IFEDA) commented: “We would encourage all members to join us for what promises to be an informative, enjoyable and valuable day for the IFEDA community.”
*Further details regarding timings and the full programme will be provided to members ahead of the event. Visit www.ifeda.org- Competence and accreditation set to be major features in fire safety sector
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