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It’s not just a membership, the FMB is a community of builders working to drive change.

FMB staff and members meet the Energy Saving Trust in Scotland to explain how FMB accreditation works

On the 16 December, we hosted the FMB's Winter Parliamentary Reception for 2024 at the House of Lords, inviting our members, construction stakeholders and politicians to gather for an evening of discussion on the issues that matter to SMEs in the building industry.

Judges, Passivhaus and licensing.

What’s on a Scottish Builder’s Christmas wish list?

Reviewing the role of CITB NI, water infrastructure connection issues, along with presenting to the Economy Committee and heads of civil service departments, have been part of a busy period for FMB NI.

The ‘Coping During the Holiday Season’ campaign is launched to offer practical support for those struggling in the weeks ahead.

Some quick takeaways from the Autumn Budget, and about how it may impact your building business

We take a look at the start the new Government have made, and what SME builders will need to see in the Budget on 30 October.

One roundtable, many low carbon bricks and a closer look at a Passivhaus under construction.

Jeremy Gray, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at the FMB discusses the mood on the ground, and what the FMB got up to at this year's political Party Conferences

Housing requirements, NI water capacity and the upcoming Programme for Government are all priorities for FMB members’ voices in NI.

Key update for Scotland members: wood burning stoves can now be installed in new build homes.

FMB NI is at the forefront in supporting apprentices and encouraging a diverse, inclusive, workforce for the future.

Scotland’s construction innovation centre hosted your FMB Scotland Board for a tour. Read a brief summary.

Being able to offer your clients extra protection for your work like an FMB Building Work Guarantee can help show your commitment to quality. Download our guide to learn how to speak to your clients about it with confidence.

The CITB’s recently launched Employer Networks are looking for businesses to join the groups in the South West. Find out how you could help influence training funding in your local area.

Read on to learn more about some of the things your Southern region’s Hub Director has been working on.

From a site visit in the Western Isles to upcoming events and a key consultation for members.

Planned changes for CSR card holders will mean more qualifications are needed by 31 December 2024 for some tradespeople.

It’s not just a membership, the FMB is a community of builders working to drive change.

FMB staff and members meet the Energy Saving Trust in Scotland to explain how FMB accreditation works

On the 16 December, we hosted the FMB's Winter Parliamentary Reception for 2024 at the House of Lords, inviting our members, construction stakeholders and politicians to gather for an evening of discussion on the issues that matter to SMEs in the building industry.

Judges, Passivhaus and licensing.

What’s on a Scottish Builder’s Christmas wish list?

Reviewing the role of CITB NI, water infrastructure connection issues, along with presenting to the Economy Committee and heads of civil service departments, have been part of a busy period for FMB NI.

The ‘Coping During the Holiday Season’ campaign is launched to offer practical support for those struggling in the weeks ahead.

Some quick takeaways from the Autumn Budget, and about how it may impact your building business

We take a look at the start the new Government have made, and what SME builders will need to see in the Budget on 30 October.

One roundtable, many low carbon bricks and a closer look at a Passivhaus under construction.

Jeremy Gray, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at the FMB discusses the mood on the ground, and what the FMB got up to at this year's political Party Conferences

Housing requirements, NI water capacity and the upcoming Programme for Government are all priorities for FMB members’ voices in NI.

Key update for Scotland members: wood burning stoves can now be installed in new build homes.

FMB NI is at the forefront in supporting apprentices and encouraging a diverse, inclusive, workforce for the future.

Scotland’s construction innovation centre hosted your FMB Scotland Board for a tour. Read a brief summary.

Being able to offer your clients extra protection for your work like an FMB Building Work Guarantee can help show your commitment to quality. Download our guide to learn how to speak to your clients about it with confidence.

The CITB’s recently launched Employer Networks are looking for businesses to join the groups in the South West. Find out how you could help influence training funding in your local area.

Read on to learn more about some of the things your Southern region’s Hub Director has been working on.

From a site visit in the Western Isles to upcoming events and a key consultation for members.

Planned changes for CSR card holders will mean more qualifications are needed by 31 December 2024 for some tradespeople.