The academic wants to use his platform to put sustainability at the heart of construction’s agenda.

A digital tool has been developed by Liverpool University to help neighbourhoods develop community assets. Community assets are run by communities for communities. They can include parks, housing, workspaces, centres, theatres and pubs.…

Call for government to urgently address the skills gap impacting the construction industry

CIOB chief executive Caroline Gumble took a trip to the Hinkley Point C site (HPC) in Somerset recently.

Since CIOB launched its apprenticeship programme in 2022, almost 1,500 apprentices have registered to have CIOB facilitate their end point assessment.

A CIOB Scotland conference held in Dundee on 5 September will host a team of experts discussing new modern methods of fire safety, early detection of defects, technology solutions and construction law.

The collaboration between industry and academia was the topic for Tomorrow’s Leaders London’s third annual event with affiliated London universities recently.

Following a factory tour earlier this year, the CIOB Nottingham Hub organised a visit to the Vistry Innovation Centre (VIC) at Vistry’s east Midlands site.

News about the Institute from around the country.

CIOB has welcomed the new Labour government and called for stability for the construction sector.

Six built environment bodies joined forces to demonstrate a collective commitment to ‘Pride in the built environment’

ONE Engage address the complex challenge of managing digital information in the residential sector for landlords, residents and fire and rescue services, and the judges picked the platform as the Product Innovation of the Year at the Digital Construction Awards last night (2 July).

CIOB has launched its first technical information sheet on diversity and inclusion

Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month.

New CIOB president Mike Kagioglou FCIOB wants construction to measure itself against the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Will Mann finds out more.

New CIOB president Professor Mike Kagioglou starts his term in office with a call for construction to measure its impact against the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Pride in London celebrations will take place this weekend across the capital 

The CIOB has launched its artificial intelligence (AI) playbook setting out why the technology is important to construction and how it can create opportunities for the sector.