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As the Chancellor Philip Hammond MP delivers his 2017 Budget, the Chartered Institute of Building provides its reaction to today’s headline announcements affecting construction and the built environment.
The Chartered Institute of Building has appointed Terry Watts as Managing Director reporting to the Chief Executive Chris Blythe
Build UK and the Chartered Institute of Building are delighted to announce that CIOB is joining Build UK to become the first member from amongst the professional bodies.
A best practice toolkit to help the construction industry tackle modern slavery in its global supply chains has been launched today (16 February 2017) by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and industry alliance Stronger Together.
Big changes afoot with CIOB’s Construction Manager of the Year Awards 2017
The public cast thousands of votes in this year’s Art of Building photography competition and chose a stunning photograph of Kelenfold Power Station in Budapest as the outright winning shot.
At a time when the Government has unveiled greater investment in science, research and innovation as part of its 10-point plan for an Industrial Strategy, the Chartered Institute of Building announces the winners of its 2016 International Innovation & Research Awards.
The five-week interactive course is free and open to anyone working in the built environment sector globally, it is tailor made for construction professionals
For more than 20 years Chris has been involved in vocational education and training, together with business development. He has been Chief Executive at the CIOB since January 2000
Study reveals skilled trades and infrastructure catalysts for greater social mobility
The built environments most amazing and poignant stories are revealed today as the Art of Building announces the top 15 shots to have made it through to the public final. Amongst the shortlist appears a windfarm turned into a dandelion through multiple exposures and a photo that describes how modern architecture can be a conduit for people to express their faith
CIOB launches ‘Masterminds of Construction’, an in-depth news and current affairs-style programme that brings greater understanding about the value of construction and explores the career opportunities available to young people in the industry