The UK's fastest growing neurodivergent

friendly decluttering conference!

A day of connection, compassion and inspiration.

Saturday 10th October 2026

Radisson Blu Hotel, Pinstone Street, Sheffield, S1 2HN

Doors open 9am · Starts 9.30am · Ends 5pm

Places are strictly limited to 80 delegates. This is a small, intentional event.

When they are gone, they are gone. Last date for ticket purchases: Sunday 4th October 10pm

Most people who find their way to DeclutterCon have spent years thinking they are the problem.

That their home is a reflection of their worth. That everyone else manages to keep on top of it and they just cannot seem to get there, and that they're failing in some way. That they'd love someone to come in, like on Sort Your Life Out, shove it all in a warehouse and be able to declutter and organise it properly - just not on National TV!

This day is for the people who are exhausted by their homes. A room where the shame stays at the door, the judgement does not exist, and you are surrounded by people who finally, genuinely understand what it is like to live in your head and in your home. Those that understand the floordrobe, the clothes on 'the chair', the piles of papers, the junk drawers, the rooms and cupboards of doom, and the every day stress living in clutter and chaos brings.

Expect inspirational and practical talks that will leave you feeling lighter than you have in a long time. Real ideas you can take home. A community you did not know you needed.

Brought to you by Untangled by Tingle and the globally top-rated Decluttering Untangled podcast.

Get your ticket

Please note: Delegates must be aged 18+ only. The booking system only allows you to buy one ticket at once - one name and ideally one email address per ticket/person so we can accommodate each persons needs. If booking for more than one person - please ensure you use their name when booking even if using the same email address/payment method for all tickets. Please email us directly regarding carers tickets (help@untangledbytingle.com with subject DeclutterCon).

Standard - Just the Room
£129

Full day access to all talks and sessions
Tea and coffee on arrival and at all breaks
Biscuits and pastries at every break
Hot buffet lunch (Dietary requirements including GF and vegan options available)
Water provided throughout the day
Access to company expo stands and experts around the room
Quieter zone with sensory support throughout the day
Untangler Helper volunteers in red t-shirts all day
Both a green and red lanyard cord — swap between them whenever you need to
Pre-event WhatsApp group for your ticket type
Pre-event information pack (venue layout, agenda, travel videos)
Option to join a pre-event orientation Zoom call (recorded and available on replay)

Buy Standard Ticket £129

VIP -More than the Day
£159

Everything included in the standard 'Just the room' ticket

PLUS:

Weekly bitesize declutter challenges starting one month before the event delivered via Whatsapp to get you started decluttering in an easy way
Weekly challenges continue for a month after the event too, to keep the motivation going
Rewards on the day for taking part in the challenges
All speaker recordings available on replay to rewatch for one month (delivered approx 2 weeks post event)
Digital goody bag with speaker resources, day highlights, and exclusive offers from selected partners
Optional relaxed evening meet up at the hotel bar the night before so you'll already have some friendly faces you'll know

Buy VIP Ticket £159

Too far away, or logistics mean you cannot make it on the day to Sheffield? Join us for a livestream ticket. You are able to ask questions as if you are in the room, and hear all the speakers live, between 9.30am and 5pm UK time. Use code SOCKS until 8pm Uk on Thursday 24th September for £20/$25 off the ticket price.
Get immediate access to the Digital Declutter Deck too.

Livestream ticket £99 / $135

Bonuses for all Venue Ticket Holders

Digital Declutter Decision Deck

All ticket holders including virtual: As soon as you buy your ticket you'll get an extra bonus - my Digital Declutter Decision Deck. Its like a set of cards to help reduce the overwhelm. All you do is click a card category and it'll give you a task to do, or a question to get you decluttering and organising without the overwhelm!

10 years on since decluttering her own home, Heather is doing it again to see if she can hit her financial target.

Starting on 6th September get exclusive body doubling 'Declutter with me' videos of Heather decluttering her home from her point of view. Hear the questions she asks herself, the internal debates, and how she comes to a decision whether something should stay or go, as well as showing you the exit plans for each item - just like she does with her 1:1 clients. You can use these to play in the background for you to body double to, for inspiration - or just to have a nosy!

What happens on the day?

9.00am

Doors open. Tea, coffee, biscuits and pastries available. Register and get your lanyards, browse the company expo stands, or settle into whichever zone suits you best before we start.

9.30am

We kick off. Welcome, housekeeping, and into the first session.

Mid-morning Break.

Tea, coffee, biscuits and pastries. Time to chat, browse the expo, step outside for some fresh air, or recharge in the quieter zone.

Speaker Sessions - Practical and motivational tips and information that will really help you move forward.

Lunchtime

Hot buffet lunch included. GF and vegan options available. Eat in the main restaurant area or use the curtained quieter section — same food, same space, just a bit more calm. Water is free all day. Buy your own tea, coffee or other drinks at the bar.

Afternoon

More amazing speaker sessions.

All support zones remain available throughout.

Afternoon Break.

Tea, coffee, biscuits and pastries again. Last chance to visit the expo stands.

5.00pm

We say our goodbyes and time to have one last chat to get the most out of the day. Please make your way out by 5.30pm.

Evening before

VIP ticket holders: optional relaxed meet up at the hotel bar. No forced small talk and awkwardness. Just a drink and a chat with people who already feel like your people.

A more detailed agenda, timings and room plan will be available on the day.

Our Speakers / Line Up

Mystery Headline Guest Expert - Announced shortly

Heather Tingle

Untangled by Tingle, Decluttering Untangled Podcast,

& Founder of DeclutterCon

Session Title: How to tackle your Room of Doom

Session Title: Foundational Strategies & Systems for Home Success

Biography:

Heather Tingle is the founder of Untangled by Tingle and host of Decluttering Untangled, ranked among the top podcasts globally for both neurodivergence and autism/ADHD. She's autistic, ADHD, a single mum, has physical health issues and she's been doing this work since 2017. "You're not lazy and you're not alone" is her professional philosophy. She knows the tools and strategies of what actually works and this is the

reason her methods hold up in real, messy, neurodivergent, busy lives.

Heather created the PAVES® System, the framework behind everything she teaches, and wrote the bestselling planner Declutter Your Home Planner that beat both Mrs Hinch and The Home Edit on launch. She's an APDO member, a regular voice on BBC Radio Sheffield, and has been featured in The Daily Telegraph, Ideal Home, Happiful, Woman&Home, Fabulous, Country Living, Homes & Gardens, Reader's Digest, Magic, Metro.co.uk and, most recently, The i.

She's spoken from the stage at the Ideal Home Show, Ideasfest, Clean & Tidy Home Show and the Home, Life and You Show, and delivered a keynotes at APDO National Conferences (including one where she threw marmite sachets at the audience (don't worry, her aim was really good and there will be no throwing involved this time).

DeclutterCon is her biggest project yet: a live event built for the people who've tried every blitz, every hack, every "just start with one drawer," and still put things in a 'safe place' so safe they never find it again. For those that like to plonk things down so they remember they exist (except then they get lost or something else dumped on top of them). For those of us that try to finally sort it and are still standing in the same room of doom at 2am after an evening of hyperfocus wondering how it looks worse than it did when they started, AND now they are going to have to chuck it back where it was so they can climb into bed, and wonder why they get it so wrong.

Nothing is wrong with them. The advice was wrong for their brain. DeclutterCon exists to fix that.

Emma Gray

Rainbow Hunting

Session title: "Processing Grief and What Is Left Behind”

Session kindly sponsored by Norrie, Waite & Slater Solicitors

Biography:

Emma is a grief therapist and the founder of Rainbow Hunting. She supports the bereaved through 1:1 therapy, webinars, workshops and courses which explain the psychology of grief in simple language. Emma has experienced grief herself when her husband died of cancer in 2016 when their daughters were just six and eight years old and she's neurodivergent herself. Emma combines her professional training with her lived experience to help people process their grief in a way that feels authentic, compassionate and free of judgement.

Session description:

In this session, Emma explores why grief can shrink our capacity to cope, why "stuff" can feel impossible to touch, and how understanding your nervous system can bring both relief and a way forward.

You'll learn:

Why we don’t “get over” grief and what healthy grief looks like
The nervous system link between grief, overwhelm, and the clutter that piles up
A simple and compassionate way to decide what to keep, what to let go of, and how

Paulette Edwards

BBC Radio Sheffield - Our MC for the day

Paulette will be leading the event on the day on the stage, announcing our speakers and interviewing our guests and panel.

Biography:

Paulette has had the pleasure of teaching in Sheffield, she loved that and has now been given the privilege and honour of speaking to the wonderful characters of South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire, entertaining, educating and sharing a wealth of stories from a wide range of individuals who entertain her as much as she hopefully entertains them. She enjoys presenting a show on BBC Radio Sheffield, between 10 and 2pm weekdays, listening to the challenges and triumphs of everyone who wants to talk to her and using those themes to share what it is that makes us human and how to be the best version of ourselves and she learns a lot too! She also loves having a laugh.

She also enjoys presenting at live events, benefiting from meeting people face to face and working out how we can inspire and stimulate ourselves and others which hopefully helps us to give of our best and offer support if we're able to.

Photo credit: ©BBC Sheffield

Kate Hall

The Full Freezer

Session title: Save Food, Time and Money - Without Rigid Meal Plans or Batch Cooking

Session kindly sponsored by The CDA Group Limited

Biography:

Kate Hall is the creator of The Full Freezer Method®, a TV food waste expert and bestselling author. She helps people transform the way they cook by making better use of their home freezers, saving money, reducing food waste and making every day cooking simpler, calmer
and more flexible. Her practical, realistic approach has helped thousands of people rethink how they use their freezers, making home cooking easier without relying on rigid meal plans or batch cooking.
Alongside her book The Full Freezer Method, Kate has also written a series of children's books designed to inspire the next generation to waste less food and build healthy eating habits.
Kate has appeared on Lorraine, BBC Morning Live, ITV Tonight and Steph's Packed Lunch, and her work has been featured by outlets such as BBC Food, The Guardian and The Telegraph.

Kate Hall - The Full Freezer - EmmaBoylePhotography.jpg

Session description:

Sick of throwing food away? Hate meal planning? Wish cooking felt calmer and more flexible?
In this practical session, Kate Hall introduces The Full Freezer Method® - a simple but powerful way to use your freezer, that can save money, reduce food waste and make every day cooking much easier.
You'll discover practical, easy-to-implement tips for organising your freezer, reducing decision fatigue and always having the building blocks for a meal close at hand. Whether you're cooking for one, feeding a family or looking for systems that better support a neurodivergent brain, you'll leave with ideas you can put into practice straight away.

Lisa Newport

Funky Diva Founder

Session title: Step Away from the Sausage Machine of Conformity:

Challenging the invisible rules that shape who we become.

Biography:

Lisa Newport is the creator of the Funky Diva Vibes® movement and the woman behind the Sausage Machine of Conformity. Through the Funky Diva Vibes® Card Deck, workshops, keynote speaking and her Sparkle 1:1 package, Lisa creates memorable experiences that help people laugh, reflect, reconnect with themselves and begin the joyful process of Unsausaging. Her work isn't about changing who you are. It' s about helping you remember who you were before life got in the way. Drawing on a career spanning fashion and textile design, lecturing, education management, coaching and her own experience of reinvention, Lisa blends psychology, creativity, storytelling, humour and just enough glitter to make deep personal change feel surprisingly fun. She's a catalyst for those who are ready to stop living by invisible rules and start expressing who they really are.

Lisa has featured on BBC Radio Nottingham, Notts TV and numerous podcasts. Based in Nottingham, Lisa can usually be found surrounded by pink, glitter, flamingos and a healthy amount of leopard print. When she's not working, she's happy sipping a spicy margarita or curled up on the sofa with her husband Paul and French bulldog Ruby, crocheting while watching Drag Race or a good crime drama.

Session description:

Lisa will be turning big ideas into unforgettable experiences using playful props, bold storytelling and her frameworks including Spot the Squish, the Sausage Machine of Conformity and Unsausaging. She will be bringing the (vegan and all genders friendly!) sizzle to help you spot the tiny, ordinary moments where you've been quietly squishing yourself to fit in. Those invisible rules about how you're supposed to dress, behave, speak, lead, age and live seem harmless on their own, until one day you realise they've become your identity. That's why she teaches us to Spot the Squish. Its not just about how to dress, but how to be (and be comfortable with) who you truly are.

Cat Regi

Badibidu

Cat will be running an Antiperfection Art station where you can chill out with watercolours, pencils, and pens and either learn a few techniques and build a small project or just relax and stroke your brain for a bit in gentle company.

Biography:

Cat Regi (aka Badibidu) is an artist/illustrator based in the Peak District who was diagnosed with ADHD in her 40s and has learnt that the best way to deal with her essential tremor is to shout about ‘antiperfection’ a lot to herself and others.

Cat is proud be an ambassador for ADHDUK and work towards reducing stigma and misinformation as well as improving the understanding of ADHD. As a full time artist, Cat licenses artwork to Scope, the UK charity for disability equality, has created artwork for Kings College London and other large educational institutions, and helps lovely organisations improve their knowledge around neurodivergence.

Cat runs a monthly antiperfection art session online for ADHDUK (see events links in menu above) and is working on an illustrated book for families who have to work a bit harder than other families to stay afloat. She also runs an antiperfection art membership for neurodivergent creatives who like variety and flexibility.

Panel Discussion - How neurodivergence impacts our home

Xanthe Palmer

Kim Reeves

Heidi Mavir

Xanthe Palmer

Xanthe Palmer is an award-winning journalist, presenter, producer and DJ based in Sheffield. She has worked across BBC Radio 1, Radio 2, the Asian Network and BBC Local Radio, and currently presents programmes across BBC Radio Sheffield and the wider Yorkshire region. She is passionate about telling human stories, particularly around wellbeing and identity. Her work includes a BBC documentary exploring life with dyspraxia, drawing on her own experiences of being neurodivergent. Alongside broadcasting, Xanthe teaches Music Business at WaterBear Music College and DJs at events and festivals.

Kim Reeves

Kim Reeves is the founder of The Bluebird Academy of Education and Palden. Drawing on both her professional experience and life in a family shaped by neurodiversity and disability- including raising a daughter with Tourette syndrome, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and other additional needs, while living with Type 1 diabetes herself- Kim is passionate about finding practical solutions that make everyday life easier. At DeclutterCon, she’ll be sharing honest stories, simple home adaptations and the mindset shifts that have helped her family live with greater confidence and less overwhelm.

Heidi Mavir

Heidi Mavir is a late-identified neurodivergent adult, Sunday Times bestselling author of 'Your Child is Not Broken', public speaker, and award-winning activist. After her son Theo hit crisis point in mainstream school, Heidi fought his case all the way to SEN Tribunal and secured the support he needed, discovering her own neurodivergence along the way. She's built an online community of 15,000 families, been featured in The Guardian, The Sunday Times and on BBC National News, and now trains others to advocate for their children through Start Strong Stay Strong. Heidi will be joining our ND Panel to talk about how neurodivergence shapes the way we live in, and cope with, our homes.

Expect real honesty, the strategies they use that support their home environment and their mental/physical health and a lot of permission to stop feeling ashamed of the state of your house.

So much more to come including our Headline Speaker and Company offers and information about items you can bring to donate, prizes on offer
and fun things on the day!

Companies and products you can find out more about on the day:
Norrie, Waite and Slater Solicitors (Wills, LPA, Future Estate Planning), Vein Centre (declutter those varicose veins!), The CDA Group (Appliances),
South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue, The Organizing Warehouse, IKEA,
Reyt Repair (Repair Cafe), Suitworks, WhollyShrink, Vintage Cash Cow,
Bra Recycling, Anglo DoorStep Collections, Pens for Kids and many more....
as well as Untangled by Tingle and our amazing speakers and special guests.

Getting here

Venue address

Radisson Blu Hotel, Pinstone Street, Sheffield, S1 2HN

Driving into Sheffield?

Please note: the area directly in front of the hotel is pedestrianised. You cannot drive up to the entrance. The official car park is Charles Street Q Park — a pre-book discount code will be sent to all ticket holders before the day.

Check the Clean Air Zone. Sheffield city centre has a Clean Air Zone (CAZ). It mainly affects commercial vehicles, but it is worth checking whether your car requires a charge before you travel. You will see CAZ signs as you approach the city centre. Check here: sheffield.gov.uk/clean-air-zone-sheffield

The closest Tram Stop to the venue is City Hall, located just a 5 to 6-minute walk away (approx. 400 metres) via Pinstone Street or Burgess Street. Served by the Blue and Yellow lines.

The closest train station is: Sheffield (Sheffield Midland / SHF) is the main and central railway station in Sheffield, located on Sheaf Street (Postcode: S1 2BP) It is a 10 minute uphill walk from to the hotel or a short taxi ride.

The closest main bus stations are: Sheffield Interchange on Pond Street and the Arundel Gate Interchange. Both are approximately a 5 to 8-minute uphill walk to the hotel.

Where to stay?

Premier Inn Angel Street - City centre. Budget-friendly. Walk to the venue.

Premier Inn Meadowhall - Out of town, easy tram ride in. Good value.

Radisson Blu Sheffield - The venue itself. Discounted rate available for DeclutterCon delegates if booking online. Our voucher code is: CLUT10

However - if you join Radisson Rewards FIRST (it means you get on their email list), and book breakfast when checking in at reception it may be cheaper. Dynamic pricing means it may be cheaper to sign up as Radisson Rewards Member, book breakfast on check in than using our discount code. The discount code coves the night of the 9th and of the 10th if you wish to stay longer than one night.

Booking instructions to use the code:

Welcome to new experiences with Blu | Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield (radissonhotels.com)
Search their accommodation dates
Click in “special rates”
In the “Promotional” enter your unique code: CLUT10
Follow the steps to book your rooms
This price includes with breakfast included

Norrie Waite & Slater Solicitors

Anglo Doorstep Collections

CD Group Ltd

VeinCentre

WhollyShrink

The Organizing Warehouse

Breathe Easy

Sheffield

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS

Built for Neurodivergence with inclusivity in mind.

Not as an afterthought. The event takes place in one large space, thoughtfully divided into zones so you can move between them freely throughout the day and find the level of input that works for you right now. We won't get everything right, but we are trying to make DeclutterCon the type of event that minimises anxiety where possible and aims to have decompression time and recovery post event to a minimum by design. This is how we hope to give you a better experience:

Untangler Helpers:

Our volunteers will be wearing red waistcoats all day and are there purely to support you. You do not need a reason to approach them.

Feeling anxious? Find a red waistcoat.
Not sure where something is? Ask a red waistcoat.
Want a proper chat? Head to a Buddy Table or find a red waistcoat.
Need a hug? We'll provide it with consent.
Need a moment to regroup? Someone in a red waistcoat can help you find the right spot.

Zones within the space:

The quieter zone

A calmer section of the room (not silent, but quieter than the speaker area). Noise-cancelling headphones and weighted blankets available. Come and go whenever you need to.

Overflow seating

Rather than sitting in the main speaker area, settle at a table and watch the session on a monitor. Cat Regi will be running gentle mindfulness activities here throughout the day if you want a quiet anchor while you watch.

Buddy tables

Want an actual conversation? Come and sit at a Buddy Table. There will always be someone there ready to chat — no introductions needed, no awkward standing around.

Quiet tables

Need to sit somewhere without the expectation of talking? Quiet tables are clearly marked. Sit, decompress, watch the world. No one will bother you.

Outdoor space

Step outside for a breather whenever you need to. Fresh air and a moment to yourself, no questions asked.

Lunch quieter section

A curtained-off section within the restaurant area at lunchtime. Same hot buffet, same food, just a calmer corner if the main lunch space feels like a lot.

Subtitles / Live closed captions on speaker talks. Subtitles on video replays, and where possible symbols as well as text on signs.

You're allowed to move

You do not have to sit in the speaker zone the whole day. Move between zones as much as you need to. The full room layout will be in your pre-event information pack so you know exactly where everything is before you arrive. You are free to move around the room as you need. Need the loo? Just go. Want to stand? No problem. Need to wander about? OK. Want to sit on the floor rather than a chair? That's fine too. Want to scroll on your phone or doodle fidget whilst listening? Go for it. Provided it doesn't impact other Untangler delegates on the day (or cause a health and safety risk!) make yourself comfortable.

Before you arrive

We know that not knowing what to expect can be its own kind of exhausting. So here is everything we can give you in advance:

WhatsApp group

One group per ticket type. You will be added after booking to connect before the day.

Info pack

Closer to the day: full room layout and agenda with timings.

Travel videos

Video guides sent before the day showing how to get there from the train station, bus station, tram stop, and car park. What the room, reception and entrance looks like. You can access the Youtube Playlist of these Videos HERE (more added each week).

Car park discount

Charles Street Q Park is the official car park (Postcode S1 2NJ). Code is RADISSON20 will give you a 20% off discount when pre-booking.

Pre-event Zoom

Optional call for all ticket holders to meet each other online and ask questions before the day.

VIP Ticket holders

The option to come to the hotel bar the evening before meet up before the big day for a relaxed meet up.

Virtual Tour of the Radisson Blu Hotel

You can access a virtual tour of the hotel HERE (from reception to the room we are in, through to bedrooms). When you access the tour, we will be just past the glass doors in the reception area - the room has adjustable walls, so are taking all of the Kinder rooms 2, 3 4 and 5.

Accessibility

Fully wheelchair and mobility scooter accessible, including toilets
Subtitles available on all screens
Hearing loops in place
All-gender toilets (some with urinals, some without)
Outdoor space available throughout the day for fresh air and decompression
Filming and photography will be taking place throughout the event. If your safety or privacy is a concern, please speak to an Untangler Helper in a red t-shirt on the day. We will always do our best to minimise it, but we cannot guarantee you will not be caught on camera.
Any other access requirements or require a carer ticket? Email help@untangledbytingle.com before you book and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Please note, this event is for those over the age of 18 only.

FAQs

When is it?

Saturday 10th October 2026, 9am -5pm.

Can I get a refund if I can no longer attend?

Tickets are non-refundable. You are welcome to resell your ticket privately or transfer it to someone else at any time. Just let us know the name and email address of whoever is taking your place so we can update the booking. Email help@untangledbytingle.com.

What if I am unwell on the day?

Please do not come if you are unwell. We mean that kindly but firmly. We have Untanglers that may be immunocompromised, or more susceptible to illness. We want to ensure everyone has a great time and don't want to spread illness. Email us beforehand or WhatsApp us on the day (You'll already have our number) and we will offer you either a ticket for DeclutterCon 2027, or a free virtual place so you do not miss out on the day entirely. Please note: VIP ticket holders will already have had access to the bitesize challenge content before the event, so we are unable to extend the ticket for next year offer to VIP tickets where that content has already been accessed, but a virtual place will be allocated instead.

I am neurodivergent and not sure a full day event is manageable. Is this really for me?

I cannot tell you what is right for you, however being someone that finds events really hard, and ends up with days/weeks of event 'hangover' recovery time needed from most events, Ive tried to make it as accessible as possible. This event was designed with you in mind. The event hall is divided into zones so you can move between them freely all day. There is a quieter zone with noise-cancelling headphones and weighted blankets, overflow seating with a monitor so you can watch sessions at your own pace, buddy tables staffed by someone ready for a proper chat, quiet tables where nobody will approach you, a curtained quieter section at lunch, outdoor space for fresh air, and Untangler Helpers in red t-shirts all day. Move around as much as you need to. If you need to leave and have a VIP ticket, you'll be sent replays from the day so you can catch up with what you missed. You are also able to come and go from the event hotel as you please - just keep your lanyard for re-entry.

What is the difference between a Buddy Table and a Quiet table?

Buddy Tables are for connection. There will always be someone sitting there ready for a proper conversation — no introductions needed, just pull up a chair. Quiet tables are the opposite: clearly marked spaces where the understanding is that nobody talks to you. Both are valid. Both are there all day.

Who are the Untangler Helpers?

Our Untangler Helpers are volunteers in red t-shirts who will be around the space all day. They are there to support you, not manage you. Feeling anxious, lost, or just in need of a human? Find an Untangled helper wearing a red t-shirt or head to a Buddy Table.

How does the lanyard system work?

On arrival you will receive both a green and a red lanyard cord. Wear the green one when you are happy to be approached for a chat. Switch to the red one when you need space and do not want people to initiate conversation with you. You can swap between them as many times as you need to throughout the day — your needs might change from morning to afternoon and that is completely fine. The colour key is printed on the back of every delegate badge. Nobody will ask you to explain your choice. Lanyards kindly sponsored by VeinCentre.com

Is there a code of conduct?

Yes. DeclutterCon is a shame-free space and we take that seriously, and we aim to make the space feel as safe as we are able to. Everyone at the event is expected to treat each other with respect, honour the lanyard system, and not offer unsolicited advice about anyone's home or habits. Photography of other delegates without their permission is not allowed. Anyone who is disrespectful, confrontational, aggressive, threatening, or harassing toward another person, or who attends under the influence of alcohol or drugs to a degree that affects their behaviour, may be asked to leave at the organiser's discretion and will not be refunded. If something makes you feel unsafe on the day, please speak to an Untangler Helper in a red t-shirt straight away. You will be taken seriously.

How do I get to the venue?

The venue is the Radisson Blu Hotel on Pinstone Street, Sheffield. Before the day we will send you video guides showing how to get there from Sheffield train station, the bus stations, the nearest tram stop, and the car park. Please be aware that the area directly in front of the hotel is pedestrianised, so you cannot drive up to the entrance, however there is a taxi drop off at the side of the hotel. The official car park is Charles Street Q Park — a pre-book discount code will be sent to all ticket holders before the day. If you have any questions in the meantime, email help@untangledbytingle.com.

Do I need to pay the Sheffield Clean Air Zone charge?

Sheffield city centre has a chargeable Clean Air Zone. It mainly applies to older commercial vehicles, but it is worth checking your own vehicle before you travel. You will see CAZ signs as you approach the city. Check whether a charge applies to you at sheffield.gov.uk/clean-air-zone-sheffield.

What is in the VIP ticket?

As well as everything in the standard ticket, VIP includes weekly bitesize declutter challenges starting one month before the event and continuing for a month after, rewards on the day for taking part in the decluttering pre-challenges, recordings of all speaker talks to rewatch for a month after the event, a digital goody bag with speaker resources and exclusive offers from expo partners, and the option to join a relaxed meet up at the hotel bar the evening before.

When do the VIP challenges start?

The weekly bitesize challenges begin one month before DeclutterCon, so from around 7th September 2026. They then continue for a month after the event too, with rewards on the day for anyone who took part. To access this, ensure you join the Whatsapp group before the challenges start, details will be sent to you upon booking your ticket.

What is the VIP digital goody bag?

After the event, VIP ticket holders will receive a curated digital programme email including resources and materials from the speakers, highlights from the day, and exclusive offers from our expo partners (companies supporting our event that will have display tables at the event). There's no physical bag of tat and random leaflets to carry home.

What food and drink is included?

Tea, coffee, biscuits and pastries are included at arrival and at every break. A hot buffet lunch with GF and vegan options is included in your ticket price. At lunchtime you can eat in the main restaurant area or in the curtained quieter section if the main space feels like a lot. Water is available throughout the day at no charge. You will need to buy your own tea, coffee, or other drinks at lunchtime. You will be required to complete a registration form upon buying your ticket which will request details of any dietary requirements.

What are the expo stands?

Around the room you will find tables and stands from businesses and experts aligned with the DeclutterCon values. People and companies who genuinely get it and have been selected for the services they offer which compliment decluttering. Browse, ask questions, and have conversations at your own pace throughout the day, during breaks and at lunchtime.

I have access requirements. Can you help?

The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair and mobility scooter users, including the toilets. We have hearing loops and subtitles on all screens. If you have any other requirements, please email help@untangledbytingle.com before you book so we can make sure we can support you properly.

Will there be filming and photography?

Yes. Filming and photography will take place throughout the day for promotional purposes. If your safety or privacy is a concern, please speak to an Untangler Helper in a red waistcoat on the day and we will do our best to help. We cannot guarantee you will not appear in any footage.

What is the toilets situation?

The toilets at the venue are all-gender and are accessed straight from our room. Some have urinals and some do not (these are signposted on the door). Accessible toilets are available.

What do I do about my luggage?

If you're staying at another hotel, you can ask them to store your luggage there for free, and pick it up after the event, or you can bring it with you and The Radisson will store it for you whilst you're with us, free of charge.

Do I have to be neurodivergent / Have a full home to attend?

Absolutely not. The event is open to all neurotypes and for homes of all types! The things you will learn about your home and how to declutter, organise and maintain it and the event are open to all to learn, connect and enjoy!

Most people spend years feeling like their home is a shameful secret.

Like they are the only one who cannot seem to get on top of it.

Feeling that something is fundamentally wrong with them.

DeclutterCon is the day that changes that story!!

A room where shame and judgement has no place, where the talks are practical and real and leave you walking out feeling lighter than you have in years, and where the people around you are not just strangers - they are the community you have been looking for.

The venue has a hard cap, we cannot have more than 80 Untanglers in the room.

There is no waiting list. If you are thinking about it, now is the moment!