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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).

Ahead of the General Election on Thursday July 4th, the FMB has taken a look at what the main parties are offering the industry.

Tool theft costs members and others in the industry £1,000s, here’s some more tips to keep you and your kit safe.

Paul Peters, Director of the Cyber Resilience Centre for Wales, speaks with Ifan Glyn, Director of FMB Wales about common cyber crime threats and simple tips to protect your construction business.

FMB South Director Phil Hodge provides an update on the FMB’s recent activities to support Master Builders in the South with topics including H&S, tool theft, and apprenticeships.

If you need to make a future claim for the loss of tools due to theft, do you know what steps to take to ensure your claim runs smoothly and in a timely manner? FMB Insurance explains.

It is estimated theft and vandalism within the UK construction industry costs the sector over £800 million per year.

Master Builder interviews security specialists to help identify what you can do to combat tool theft.

More than three-quarters of Britain’s builders have been victims of tool theft, with some having lost more than £20,000 worth of tools in the past ten years.

Follow the advice to limit the chance of you falling foul to phishing or being hacked with malicious intent.

A wave of tool theft is inundating the country, disrupting the work and livelihoods of builders everywhere.

Tool theft is plaguing the construction industry with more than half of builders in the UK having had their tools stolen, according to new research by the FMB.

The steps you can take to reduce the chance of tool theft.

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).

Ahead of the General Election on Thursday July 4th, the FMB has taken a look at what the main parties are offering the industry.

Tool theft costs members and others in the industry £1,000s, here’s some more tips to keep you and your kit safe.

Paul Peters, Director of the Cyber Resilience Centre for Wales, speaks with Ifan Glyn, Director of FMB Wales about common cyber crime threats and simple tips to protect your construction business.

FMB South Director Phil Hodge provides an update on the FMB’s recent activities to support Master Builders in the South with topics including H&S, tool theft, and apprenticeships.

If you need to make a future claim for the loss of tools due to theft, do you know what steps to take to ensure your claim runs smoothly and in a timely manner? FMB Insurance explains.

It is estimated theft and vandalism within the UK construction industry costs the sector over £800 million per year.

Master Builder interviews security specialists to help identify what you can do to combat tool theft.

More than three-quarters of Britain’s builders have been victims of tool theft, with some having lost more than £20,000 worth of tools in the past ten years.

Follow the advice to limit the chance of you falling foul to phishing or being hacked with malicious intent.

A wave of tool theft is inundating the country, disrupting the work and livelihoods of builders everywhere.

Tool theft is plaguing the construction industry with more than half of builders in the UK having had their tools stolen, according to new research by the FMB.

The steps you can take to reduce the chance of tool theft.