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The UK’s Most-Read Construction Magazine.

Construction Management is the highest circulation construction-based publication serving the UK built environment.

Quieter decisions, greater impact: why social value must move from metrics to meaning

Pride in Property 2026 launches with support from major real estate firms

AI recruitment platform launches to address construction skills shortage

Image: Roman Milert | Dreamstime.com

CITB launches accelerated apprenticeships

CIOB says Neet figures could be improved by promoting construction careers. Image: Dreamstime

Construction careers campaign could help tackle rising youth unemployment, says CIOB

Mental health pressures (Tinnakorn Jorruang, Dreamstime)

Leaders must ‘walk in the shoes’ of their workforce

Sector Skills Plans (image: Sculpies, Dreamstime)

Building sector faces demand for more than a million workers by 2035

Kier appoints chief people leader to support growth plans

Image: © Global Construction Review, illustration by Denis Carrier

Three sentenced over major safety exam fraud

Building Control is facing a recruitment and retention challenge. Image: Dreamstime

Mind the gap: the building control recruitment crisis facing UK local authorities

Image: Patricia Hofmeester/Dreamstime.

Why I turned down a £180,000 contract

Image: Dreamstime

‘Managing health like we manage safety’

Image: Dreamstime

CIOB urges government to consider social media’s role in careers guidance in ban debate

Engineers, men and women, working on construction site

Built environment losing £740k a year to fragmented gender equity efforts, report warns

Construction management degree compressed to two years

ECITB launches ‘next-generation learning identity’ inspired by video games

Image: Dreamstime

Construction firms appear on 2026 best places to work lists

The replica was built over nine months by a team of 100 English Heritage volunteers using neolithic stone tools like flint axes and locally sourced materials including thatch, coppiced timber and chalk daub. Image: English Heritage.

Biggest-ever replica of a Neolithic feasting hall completes at Stonehenge

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