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An open letter to business from the Prime Minister

Today the CIOB, along with many other organisations, has received a letter from the Prime Minister announcing a new Brexit deal.

Poetry of Professionalism

As part of National Poetry Day on 3 October 2019 the Chartered Institute of Building has produced in partnership with poet, and spoken word artist, Lionheartfelt a poem that explores what professionalism means.

Free online course launched by CIOB on quality in construction

The CIOB Academy is launching a free MOOC - massive open online course - on Quality in Construction.

CMYA 2019: Joseph McNeil named Construction Manager of the Year

Joseph McNeil MCIOB of Sir Robert McAlpine has been awarded Construction Manager of the Year at the CIOB’s annual celebration of construction professionals.

CIOB responds to today’s construction output figures

The CIOB has commented on the latest GDP figures for July 2019, produced by the Office for National Statistics. 

New Code of Quality Management from the CIOB

The CIOB has published its Code of Quality Management, following nearly two years of work by the CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission.

CIOB surveys the sector to gather data on mental health and stress

The CIOB is undertaking an extensive online survey into mental health within the construction industry.

CIOB’s plans for the 2019 party conferences

The CIOB will be at the Conservative and Labour party conferences to talk to parliamentarians about the need for a focus on quality in the industry.

CIOB reacts to the appointment of new construction minister

Nadhim Zahawi MP is the new construction minister in his appointment as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, Minister for Business and Industry.

CIOB becomes a Northern Powerhouse Partner

The Chartered Institute of Building has become a member of the government's Northern Powerhouse Partner Programme.

CIOB submits its response to "Building a Safer Future" consultation

The Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) published proposals last month for a “radically new building and fire safety system”. Their consultation on the proposals has now closed and the Chartered Institute of Building has submitted a response.