Providing a trusted benchmark. In a marketplace saturated with construction training of varying quality, it can be difficult for learners and employers to identify courses that are of high quality…
Understanding the construction industry’s terminology. For newcomers to construction, the terminology and acronyms used across the sector can be confusing. One term used regularly is “digital twins”, but what does…
How the new political landscape could shape the built environment. On 7th May, 2026, Wales went to the polls for the Welsh Parliament election. Polling throughout the election period suggested…
Ensuring mental health is on par with regular on-site safety. Construction has made significant strides in improving physical safety over the past few decades. Yet when it comes to mental…
What the 2026 elections reveal about Westminster and the built environment The May 7th elections across England, Scotland and Wales may ultimately be remembered as one of the clearest signs…
CIOB welcomes the inclusion of cladding remediation and late payments in the King's Speech The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has today reacted to the second King’s Speech under this…
There is something powerful about what we can achieve when we come together as a profession. In construction, we are used to building things side by side. But this time,…
Following the 2026 Senedd election, CIOB has stressed the vital role the construction sector can play in achieving the new Welsh Government’s objectives. Following the result of the 2026 Senedd…
Following the 2026 Holyrood Election, CIOB has stressed the importance of the construction sector in achieving the Scottish Government’s objectives. Following the outcome of the 2026 Holyrood Election, the Chartered…
A recent documentary posed a controversial question: "Can you name anything that a woman has built in plain sight?". This question sparked important conversations about the role of women in…