Balfour Beatty is looking for new executives as it reconfigures its UK transport, energy and defence divisions. The move is intended to “strengthen customer focus, improve project performance and drive…
A model should not simply produce a pass or fail result. It should reveal what is compliant, what is missing, what is risky and what needs to change before those…
CIOB member Stuart Hardie has been appointed managing director of Kent-based contractor Baxall Construction. He succeeds Malcolm Clarke, who is stepping down after more than 35 years in the role. Hardie,…
Construction is fraught in any setting, but it can be extra tricky when your construction supply chains are rooted in unfamiliar cultures around the globe. Rod Sweet speaks to CIOB’s…
At just under 310m, One London provides lots of public space and fills a gap in the Grade A market, developer says. Seen here behind 30 St Mary Axe (The…
Hartlepool College triumphs, Gateshead innovates and rising leaders shine in a standout year for emerging construction talent. The Hartlepool College winning team. Image: CIOB The 2026 CIOB North East Student…
Local authority building control teams are facing a perfect storm of rising demand, tighter regulation and a shrinking talent pool. Nicky Roger explores how the profession is meeting recruitment and…
Industry leaders gathered at ARU Peterborough in April for Retrofit Reality Check, a discussion examining whether the UK’s current retrofit frameworks are enabling quality delivery – or adding further complexity…
The CIOB held its ROI Graduation ceremony on 24 April The Law Society of Ireland, Dublin. Over 140 attendees were present to witness 45 graduates from Republic of Ireland, Northern…
CIOB Wales successfully relaunched its annual Student Challenge this year, piloting a new online format that enabled wider participation across Wales. Teams of students from both Further Education (FE) and…