Despite increased awareness and initiatives around the declining state of mental health among construction workers, it remains one of the most challenging and persistent problems in the industry.

In Water Saving Week, CIOB’s head of sustainability Amanda Williams looks at how new developments can prioritise water efficiency.

CIOB survey shows industry stress levels remain high, but employer support is growing. Nadine Buddoo reports.

CPAC Modular, a leading modular main contractor, welcomed CIOB to Ireland’s first permanent modular school at Lucan in Dublin. The school was officially handed over in April when over 500…

Constructionarium and CIOB hosted a first-of-its-kind school visit in March welcoming students from Springwood High School, King’s Lynn, Norfolk.

A record number of students took part in the North East Hub 2025 Student Challenge in March.

Passion and determination were rewarded at the CIOB Maidstone’s Construction Professionals’ Dinner and awards in March.

Some of the world’s most advanced steel forging and machining is set to be produced at Sheffield Forgemasters as it embarks on an expansion of its facilities.

CIOB and CICES are hosting a networking lunch and lecture in Cambridge on 22 May.

Chair of CIOB Manchester Hub Leigh Renshaw FCIOB is supporting a participant in the BuildForce initiative on his route to chartership.

Abbie Griffiths is an apprentice engineer and Level 4 construction site supervisor, at Tilbury Douglas.

Stewart Wright MCIOB reports on the recent CIOB Conservation Conference 2025.

Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month.

Exciting news from the CIOB publishing portfolio – CIOB People is becoming Construction Management People

Caroline Gumble reviews the highlights of a recent talk by a veteran CIOB member on the damp problems associated with retrofitting.

CIOB chartered company Neville Special Projects has started work to upgrade St Neots Fire Station, Cambridgeshire, to provide a modern and sustainable facility for crews and the community.

Paul Thorpe, one of the youngest CIOB members to be awarded fellowship status, tells CM about the project that formed part of his application.

James Monk, 25, a quantity surveyor from Cambridge, has been named CIOB’s 2024/5 Apprentice of the Year.