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We’re tackling the skills gap with Build Academy. Learn how London builders can support the next generation through work placements and mentoring.

Have your say on the future of apprentices and the challenges as employers in investing to help them in NI.

On FMB’s podcast, Mike MP set out plans to tackle construction’s big challenges, back housebuilding targets & support licensing the industry.

Talking tech tips to help your business with health & safety, client management and processes with Nik Nelberg

The UK construction sector is regaining momentum in 2025, with workloads rising and firms taking on more staff. Yet, despite this positive shift, persistent shortages of skilled workers and increasing costs mean that many homeowners could still face delays, higher prices, or even cancelled projects when it comes to building and renovation work

UK construction is gaining momentum in 2025, but FMB & CIOB warn homeowners could still see higher costs, delays & cancelled projects.

Our latest survey, refreshed for 2025, reveals strong growth in workloads, enquiries and employment — tempered by ongoing recruitment difficulties and cost concerns.

In a wide-ranging interview on the Federation of Master Builders' (FMB) "Build Up from the Basement" podcast, The Rt Hon Sir John Hayes OBE MP has called for urgent action to address the construction industry's skills crisis.

A new survey by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has found that only 47% of UK adults would encourage their child to pursue a career as a builder, compared to 53% who would not. This is despite FMB member firms averaging an annual turnover of over £1 million, highlighting the huge earning potential that a career in construction can unlock. 

Your Scotland Director on a recent visit to members in Ayrshire and his work on promoting licensing and lobbying for members

Do you work across Torquay, Paignton and Brixham? Read on to learn more about Build Torbay and the FMB’s new partnership with them.

Looking to take on an apprentice in west Wales? Reduce the cost and the risk through the Cyfle Shared Apprenticeship Scheme.

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is proud to announce the appointment of Brian Berry, FMB Chief Executive, as a Trustee of YouthBuild UK

Measures announced as part of the Government's ‘Small Business Plan’, to tackle late payments and tool theft, futureproof skills, and improve access to finance, are welcome steps to create a more level playing field for small building companies, say the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

Richard Quigley MP argues proper regulation in the sector would protect consumers and support legitimate tradespeople, in the latest episode of the Build Up: From the Basement podcast

Alison McGovern MP, Minister of State for Employment, writes exclusively for the FMB with an update on the Government's plans to boost the role of JobCentre Plus in Construction

Learn more about what’s happening in the South West as it looks to support skills and training

FMB Scotland needs members to share their insights on skills matters for Scotland’s Construction Leadership Forum.

FMB North Director Carolyn Frank shares four ways construction employers across the North can support talent, training, and the future workforce.

We’re tackling the skills gap with Build Academy. Learn how London builders can support the next generation through work placements and mentoring.

Have your say on the future of apprentices and the challenges as employers in investing to help them in NI.

On FMB’s podcast, Mike MP set out plans to tackle construction’s big challenges, back housebuilding targets & support licensing the industry.

Talking tech tips to help your business with health & safety, client management and processes with Nik Nelberg

The UK construction sector is regaining momentum in 2025, with workloads rising and firms taking on more staff. Yet, despite this positive shift, persistent shortages of skilled workers and increasing costs mean that many homeowners could still face delays, higher prices, or even cancelled projects when it comes to building and renovation work

UK construction is gaining momentum in 2025, but FMB & CIOB warn homeowners could still see higher costs, delays & cancelled projects.

Our latest survey, refreshed for 2025, reveals strong growth in workloads, enquiries and employment — tempered by ongoing recruitment difficulties and cost concerns.

In a wide-ranging interview on the Federation of Master Builders' (FMB) "Build Up from the Basement" podcast, The Rt Hon Sir John Hayes OBE MP has called for urgent action to address the construction industry's skills crisis.

A new survey by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has found that only 47% of UK adults would encourage their child to pursue a career as a builder, compared to 53% who would not. This is despite FMB member firms averaging an annual turnover of over £1 million, highlighting the huge earning potential that a career in construction can unlock. 

Your Scotland Director on a recent visit to members in Ayrshire and his work on promoting licensing and lobbying for members

Do you work across Torquay, Paignton and Brixham? Read on to learn more about Build Torbay and the FMB’s new partnership with them.

Looking to take on an apprentice in west Wales? Reduce the cost and the risk through the Cyfle Shared Apprenticeship Scheme.

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is proud to announce the appointment of Brian Berry, FMB Chief Executive, as a Trustee of YouthBuild UK

Measures announced as part of the Government's ‘Small Business Plan’, to tackle late payments and tool theft, futureproof skills, and improve access to finance, are welcome steps to create a more level playing field for small building companies, say the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

Richard Quigley MP argues proper regulation in the sector would protect consumers and support legitimate tradespeople, in the latest episode of the Build Up: From the Basement podcast

Alison McGovern MP, Minister of State for Employment, writes exclusively for the FMB with an update on the Government's plans to boost the role of JobCentre Plus in Construction

Learn more about what’s happening in the South West as it looks to support skills and training

FMB Scotland needs members to share their insights on skills matters for Scotland’s Construction Leadership Forum.

FMB North Director Carolyn Frank shares four ways construction employers across the North can support talent, training, and the future workforce.