Think Circle, The Coders Guild and the West of England Combined Authority have joined forces to launch the Women in Leadership initiative.

Ashe Construction has launched an initiative that aims to increase the representation of women and underrepresented groups on site.

Building a Lasting Legacy (BaLL) – a careers programme launched to introduce young people in Essex to the construction industry – is celebrating its first anniversary.

The Home Builders Federation (HBF) has launched its seventh cohort of the Women into Home Building programme. 

Schools, colleges, employers and the Welsh Government must work together to present apprenticeships as a strong start to a career, the Senedd’s economy committee has concluded.

More than 40,000 future construction workers will be trained by 2029 at new ‘technical excellence colleges’ unveiled today (12 August).

The HS2 project is welcoming West Midlands university students onto a paid placement programme during the summer holidays.

Contractor Beard has launched a business-wide skills initiative to support workforce development.

Grayson has announced an investment of £15,000 to help support Site Ready Solutions’ Bricklaying Pre-Apprenticeship Programme.

Thames Water has announced a new partnership with STEM Returners to help more professionals return to work after a career break.

Screwfix is celebrating the graduation of 347 colleagues who have recently completed their apprenticeships in areas across the business.

Employers across the country have been recognised by the government for their commitment to apprenticeships.

Mott MacDonald’s focus on major building projects is not just about winning more work and improving outcomes for clients – it’s about giving younger engineers better career experience too.

Construction needs inclusive leaders, but everyone has a role to play in driving positive change.

Construction students at Moulton College are being primed for a career of life-long learning, principal Oliver Symons tells CM People.

When women step away from work to have children, we often speak about what the industry loses. But we should also ask what it gains when they return.

The launch of the Construction Skills Mission Board and has been broadly welcomed by the built environment sector.  

In a week of celebration of our Armed Forces, it has never been more important to recognise the value veterans can bring to the construction industry.