CIOB is partnering with sustainability production company Content with Purpose to create a digital series exploring the relationship between construction and nature.

For Water Saving Week 2024, Amanda Williams call on more incentives and tougher targets for water efficiency in the built environment.

Engaged and empowered people are fundamental to delivering ambitious environmental and social sustainability targets

Amanda Williams, CIOB head of environmental sustainability, is set to provide an introduction to CIOB’s global activities under the sustainability theme at a member-exclusive online event in June.

Caroline Gumble recalls a presentation by Saul Humphrey FCIOB where he spoke to students about the importance of sustainability in decision-making.

On Earth Day, Dave Edwards asks questions about the ethical and environmental impact of PV panels, their manufacture, use and disposal.

With a 40-year career in construction to build on, Saul Humphrey is on a mission to embed sustainable practice into the industry.

The Chartered Institute of Building is appealing to metro mayor candidates to prioritise construction career opportunities and retrofitting of building stock

The Timber TED short courses aim to help construction professionals respond to the climate crisis

Kirsty Shrubsall explains why passion and communication skills are crucial in her role as head of sustainability at Sir Robert McAlpine

Insight from employers and apprentices is helping to shape Scotland’s apprenticeship framework

BNG rules in England have been extended to small developments, following their delayed introduction for major developments in February.

Last month, CIOB’s head of environmental sustainability, Amanda Williams, interviewed Hudson Worsley, chair of Australia’s Materials & Embodied Carbon Leaders’ Alliance (Mecla).

The environment and climate change need to be taken seriously to preserve the world for future generations, says chartered environmentalist Sam Dibaj

The retrofit of our existing buildings means overcoming some major technical challenges, says Sir Robert McAlpine’s Mike O’Donnell, which is where construction’s problem-solving capability comes in.

A community site in Blackpool will become the first project in the UK to use permeable concrete developed from seashells.

Oxford United Football Club has announced plans to build what it says would be the first stadium in the country powered solely by electricity.

New rules on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) come into effect today after a three-month delay, with warnings that this has caused uncertainty in the built environment sector.