CIOB announces new trustees
Four new trustees will begin serving from the close of the AGM on 24 June The Nominations Committee is pleased to confirm the outcomes of the Trustee Recruitment process for…
Promoting construction careers to the next generation
CIOB Aspire is providing resources to promote careers in construction. After launching last year, CIOB Aspire has established itself as a practical, industry-led response to one of construction’s most persistent…
The legacy question behind every Olympic project
One of the most striking things about the Australian construction industry is its confidence.There is a clear sense of ambition, and just as importantly, a recognition that construction professionals play…
What the UK’s new housing standards mean for homes, landlords and tenants
Throughout 2025, the UK Government has concluded three major consultations aimed at improving the quality, safety and energy performance of homes. These cover reforms to energy performance and EPCs, the…
Keeping CIOB’s Building Safety Act Workshop aligned with legislative and regulatory change
Ensuring our content reflects the latest policy changes. A raft of changes to the England’s building safety regime are expected to be implemented in 2026. This started in January as…
Survey on CDM Regulations launched by CIOB
CIOB's Health, Safety & Wellbeing Advisory Panel is seeking industry perspectives on the Construction Design & Management Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) The Chartered Institute of Building’s (CIOB), Health, Safety &…
Marketing strategies to grow your construction business
Promoting yourself online and offline. In the built environment sector, where competition is strong, efficient promotion of your company is vital for growth. It can be particularly difficult for SME owners to…
Built environment must prioritise climate resilience
Climate risk is no longer a future threat, but an immediate priority for the built environment. The World Meteorological Organisation’s State of the Global Climate Report 2025 last week highlighted…
Construction SMEs face mounting cost pressures and insolvencies despite continuous growth, report warns
The construction sector is under strain from high numbers of insolvencies, increasing wage bills, in part linked to National Insurance changes and persistent materials price inflation, according to a report…
Government confirms late payment reforms
The changes follow industry consultation. As we previously set out in our October 2025 blog Explaining the UK Government’s late payment reforms, the UK Government sought views on how to…
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