The FMB is calling for licensing or accreditation to be central to reforms designed to protect consumers, raise retrofit standards and support responsible businesses.
The FMB is calling for an Autumn Budget that removes practical barriers to housing, retrofit and skills delivery while strengthening consumer confidence
A Devon building firm is showing what can happen when apprentices are given the right support, with all five of its apprentices staying on with the business.
The FMB sets out why domestic building needs clearer competence standards, proportionate licensing and stronger skills support to improve trust and quality across the sector.
Got your GCSE or A level results and thinking about what comes next? Discover construction careers, apprenticeships, courses and the practical steps you can take today.
The construction industry cannot recruit the workforce it needs if young people don't know how to join it. New FMB research highlights the lack of awareness around T Levels.
Nominations are now open for the Youthbuild UK Young Builder of the Year Awards 2026, recognising exceptional young people whose talent, resilience and dedication are helping build the future of construction.
The report outlines key guiding principles covering what the RMI sector needs to grow and progress, with particular focus on competence, improved industry coordination and quality assurance throughout delivery.
Build Academy has celebrated the graduation of its first cohort of students, showcasing a new approach to training the skilled tradespeople Britain's construction industry urgently needs.
Sir James Cleverly says Britain’s housing crisis cannot be solved without restoring respect for skilled trades and backing the small builders who deliver new homes.
The FMB is calling for licensing or accreditation to be central to reforms designed to protect consumers, raise retrofit standards and support responsible businesses.
The FMB is calling for an Autumn Budget that removes practical barriers to housing, retrofit and skills delivery while strengthening consumer confidence
A Devon building firm is showing what can happen when apprentices are given the right support, with all five of its apprentices staying on with the business.
The FMB sets out why domestic building needs clearer competence standards, proportionate licensing and stronger skills support to improve trust and quality across the sector.
Got your GCSE or A level results and thinking about what comes next? Discover construction careers, apprenticeships, courses and the practical steps you can take today.
The construction industry cannot recruit the workforce it needs if young people don't know how to join it. New FMB research highlights the lack of awareness around T Levels.
Nominations are now open for the Youthbuild UK Young Builder of the Year Awards 2026, recognising exceptional young people whose talent, resilience and dedication are helping build the future of construction.
The report outlines key guiding principles covering what the RMI sector needs to grow and progress, with particular focus on competence, improved industry coordination and quality assurance throughout delivery.
Build Academy has celebrated the graduation of its first cohort of students, showcasing a new approach to training the skilled tradespeople Britain's construction industry urgently needs.
Sir James Cleverly says Britain’s housing crisis cannot be solved without restoring respect for skilled trades and backing the small builders who deliver new homes.
