CIOB member takes reins as Baxall MD - Construction Management
Stuart Hardie Baxall - CIOB member Stuart Hardie has been appointed managing director of Kent-based contractor Baxall Construction.
Stuart Hardie Baxall - CIOB member Stuart Hardie has been appointed managing director of Kent-based contractor Baxall Construction.
Rod Sweet speaks to CIOB’s latest client champion, Mark Beck from aerospace giant Boeing
At just under 310m, One London provides lots of public space and fills a gap in the Grade A market, developer says.
Strong engagement and open discussion defined the CIOB Midlands Half Day CPD event, Build Safe. Build Smart. Build Sustainable, which brought together practitioners from across the sector to focus on two critical challenges: strengthening building safety...
Topics: Building Safety
Entities: Building Safety
CIOB Wales successfully relaunched its annual Student Challenge this year, piloting a new online format that enabled wider participation across Wales.
The Building Safety Act: What You Need to Know Now 10 June, 9am-12.15pm, IpswichLegal, Design & CDM experts share practical insights, compliance essentials and real-world collaboration strategies. Colin Jones from…
Topics: Building Safety
Entities: Building Safety
Leigh Renshaw FCIOB has completed his two year-long tenure as chair of the Manchester Hub, stepping down from the role at the end of June.
CIOB members in Rugby took a behind-the-scenes tour of Stepnell’s school build in Rugby in April.
Sushil Patel MCIOB, associate director at WT Partnership, begins his committee role in July. He tells Construction Management about his involvement with CIOB, his work and career journey
Local authority building control teams are facing a perfect storm of rising demand, tighter regulation and a shrinking talent pool. Nicky Roger explores how the profession is meeting recruitment and retention challenges
Hartlepool College triumphs, Gateshead innovates and rising leaders shine in a standout year for emerging construction talent.
Industry leaders gathered at ARU Peterborough in April for Retrofit Reality Check, a discussion examining whether the UK’s current retrofit frameworks are enabling quality delivery – or adding further complexity to an already pressured sector.