Professor Billy Hare and Dr Fred Sherratt, two members of CIOB’s Safety special interest group, have had their contribution to safety, health and wellbeing research acknowledged at an international conference in Melbourne, Australia.

CIOB CEO Caroline Gumble lent her support to the levelling up of the Midlands on a recent visit.

Former CIOB president Sir James Wates CBE is giving a thought-provoking speech on construction industry change in December.

CIOB has made some changes to its annual Global Student Challenge.

CIOB is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified members/fellows for the role of chair of the Professional Standards Committee from July 2023.

Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month.

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has welcomed some of the measures to curb the cost of living crisis in Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini Budget today (23 September). But it also warned that so many were “consumer led and only for the short-term”.

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has expressed “deep sorrow” at news that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96.

McLaren Construction Group hosted a site visit in July to its recently completed build and fit-out of the new headquarters for Cadent Gas in Coventry.

Four students from Tongji University in Shanghai, China, have taken the top place in this year’s hard-fought annual CIOB Global Student Challenge.

The CIOB is one of six leading membership bodies from across the built environment sector to launch a 45-point action plan to jointly improve equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI).

The CIOB runs many events and activities to inspire and support individuals in the early stages of their career.

New members and chartered building companies (CBCs) were among those celebrated at two CIOB graduation ceremonies in London on 27 May.

Highlights of the CIOB events calendar for September.

CIOB has called for a reduction in workplace stress to reduce poor mental health in construction and cut the industry’s high suicide rate.

Construction Management has the highest circulation of any magazine in the UK construction sector, according to auditor ABC.

Some of Scotland’s oldest buildings could be at risk of being knocked down instead of restored due to a quirk in the UK’s Westminster-controlled VAT laws.

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has launched a new survey examining the way in which covid-19 has impacted business practices in construction.