During the Minister for Industry’s visit, CITB and FMB highlight how the Build Academy pilot helps small, local builders overcome apprenticeship risk, cost and admin barriers.
UK Construction Week London has secured key partnerships with over 25 trade bodies and associations ahead of its event at Excel London (May 12-14), including the Federation of Master Builders.
FMB Scotland is celebrating Scottish Apprenticeship Week (March 2-8) by recognising the vital role apprentices play in the construction sector across Scotland
The FMB is shining the spotlight on women in construction from young apprentices just starting out - to those shaping the sector at the very top -to mark this year’s UK Women in Construction Week.
More women are choosing construction. Explore entry routes, apprenticeship and career change options, and learn how to start a career in construction with a small building business.
FMB Cymru sets out priorities for housing, retrofit and skills ahead of the 2026 Senedd election. What Welsh construction policy changes could mean for your building business.
Recent changes to the CITB grant system could have a significant impact on your business. This FMB webinar is your chance to get clarity on the changes directly from CITB.
FMB Scotland is supporting construction skills by inspiring young people in schools across Edinburgh and the Lothians through early industry engagement.
During National Apprenticeship Week, members of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Cymru and their apprentices have been showcasing their skills to the Welsh Government’s Skills Minister.
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Northern region is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week 2026 by highlighting a new partnership with The Careers & Enterprise Company (CEC)
The FMB is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week by recognising the vital role apprentices play in building and maintaining a high‑quality construction workforce
The initiative, funded by CITB in partnership with FMB and London’s Shooters Hill Sixth Form College, gives the next generation the practical skills and experience they need for a career in construction
FMB Cymru has today released The Builders' Manifesto for Wales 2026, laying out how the Welsh Government can empower the nations’ army of local builders
As the construction industry marks National Mentoring Month this January, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is calling on building firms to step up their mentoring efforts to help tackle the sector's deepening skills crisis.
Two Build Academy students showcased their skills in the SEND category at SkillBuild National Final 2025. Learn how the academy trains site-ready apprentices and how builders can support them with placements.
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has welcomed measures in today’s Autumn Budget, including pulling back on the landfill tax, £48 million to boost planning capacity, and free apprenticeship training for under-25s in SMEs
We are calling on the next Scottish Government to work with the UK Government to plan and implement a licensing scheme for building companies operating in the repair, maintenance and improvement sector
During the Minister for Industry’s visit, CITB and FMB highlight how the Build Academy pilot helps small, local builders overcome apprenticeship risk, cost and admin barriers.
UK Construction Week London has secured key partnerships with over 25 trade bodies and associations ahead of its event at Excel London (May 12-14), including the Federation of Master Builders.
FMB Scotland is celebrating Scottish Apprenticeship Week (March 2-8) by recognising the vital role apprentices play in the construction sector across Scotland
The FMB is shining the spotlight on women in construction from young apprentices just starting out - to those shaping the sector at the very top -to mark this year’s UK Women in Construction Week.
More women are choosing construction. Explore entry routes, apprenticeship and career change options, and learn how to start a career in construction with a small building business.
FMB Cymru sets out priorities for housing, retrofit and skills ahead of the 2026 Senedd election. What Welsh construction policy changes could mean for your building business.
Recent changes to the CITB grant system could have a significant impact on your business. This FMB webinar is your chance to get clarity on the changes directly from CITB.
FMB Scotland is supporting construction skills by inspiring young people in schools across Edinburgh and the Lothians through early industry engagement.
During National Apprenticeship Week, members of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Cymru and their apprentices have been showcasing their skills to the Welsh Government’s Skills Minister.
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Northern region is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week 2026 by highlighting a new partnership with The Careers & Enterprise Company (CEC)
The FMB is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week by recognising the vital role apprentices play in building and maintaining a high‑quality construction workforce
The initiative, funded by CITB in partnership with FMB and London’s Shooters Hill Sixth Form College, gives the next generation the practical skills and experience they need for a career in construction
FMB Cymru has today released The Builders' Manifesto for Wales 2026, laying out how the Welsh Government can empower the nations’ army of local builders
As the construction industry marks National Mentoring Month this January, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is calling on building firms to step up their mentoring efforts to help tackle the sector's deepening skills crisis.
Two Build Academy students showcased their skills in the SEND category at SkillBuild National Final 2025. Learn how the academy trains site-ready apprentices and how builders can support them with placements.
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has welcomed measures in today’s Autumn Budget, including pulling back on the landfill tax, £48 million to boost planning capacity, and free apprenticeship training for under-25s in SMEs
We are calling on the next Scottish Government to work with the UK Government to plan and implement a licensing scheme for building companies operating in the repair, maintenance and improvement sector
