A new report by CIOB is urging the government to break down barriers blocking people with criminal records from working in construction.

The Construction Salary and Market Trends Survey 2024 has been published

To mark International Women’s Day, Barbara Jones has been voted as the most inspirational woman builder by readers of CIOB’s editorial titles

A roundup of constrution indutry reactions to Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget.

Dr Shu-Ling Lu, an academic at the University of Reading and chair of the CIOB Reading Hub, has supplied advice for students on construction-related courses to help them in their career journey.

CIOB is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified members or fellows for the role of vice chair of the Professional Standards Committee from July 2024.

Paul Nash, past president of CIOB, will deliver a talk on building safety at Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Construction Summit in March.

Congratulations to new fellows, members and chartered companies who received their status at two graduation ceremonies in December.

The CIOB North East Hub Annual Dinner will be held on Friday 12 April at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Newcastle.

CIOB’s Mark Harrison reflects on his first three years as head of EDI and sets out his mission for 2024 and beyond

Members of the Construction Industry Council have appointed Chartered Institute of Building fellow Ian Brant as the council’s new deputy chair.

Calendar March 2024 – Highlights of CIOB events for the coming month.

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Ahead of International Women’s Day, CIOB is showcasing some of the world’s most inspirational women builders

The barriers to women entering the construction industry begin at birth, veteran women in construction told a webinar last week

Caroline Gumble shares her takeaways from an inspirational meeting with other social impact sector leaders.

After last month’s spotlight on MMC in Australia, Rod Sweet looks at a new CIOB report on the building method’s prospects in Ireland.

Artificial intelligence is supporting construction’s need to build safer, more sustainably and with higher quality, according to David Philp, chief value officer at Cohesive and chair of CIOB’s innovation advisory panel.