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ECITB Leading Industry Learning calls for opinions

The latest draft for the ECITB Leading Industry Learning strategy will be open for opinions from industry experts in several workshops.

Powerful digital forms: the secret behind safer civils management

Re-flow’s powerful digital forms offer a smarter way to streamline your workflows, improve team coordination, keep your teams safe and stay ahead of evolving regulations.

CITB strategic plan launched to cover next four years

The new CITB strategic plan has been announced with details covering the industry's training and upskilling for the next five years.

Key leadership appointments drive innovation and social impact at national construction framework provider

Public sector framework provider LHC Procurement Group (LHCPG) has strengthened its team by making four senior hires across the business.

Apprenticeship changes require focused strategy to achieve aims, says Actis

Insulation specialist Actis has welcomed a move to remove academic restrictions preventing young people from pursuing careers in construction and the shortening of the length of an apprenticeship - although warns that these measures must not negatively impact the quality of work carried out.

Supercharging UK house building: NHBC Multi-Skill Training Hub for apprentices approved in Lichfield following £100M investment

Planning has been approved in Lichfield for a multi-skill apprenticeship training hub, which will shake up house-building training and tackle the construction skills shortage head-on.

Let’s talk: Embrace workplace mental health support in the construction industry

Ellie Jobes, HR director at commercial painting specialist Bagnalls, discusses the importance of embracing mental health support in the construction industry.

NFDC announces CEO transition

Duncan Rudall is stepping down as CEO of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors, leaving the role on 21 May 2025.

Keltbray manager corruption unveiled in bribes worth £600,000

Convictions have been made in a case of Keltbray manager corruption as a demolition company makes bribes worth £600,000.

Mentoring with senior professionals through Women in BIM

As the Women's in BIM 2025 Mentor Scheme opens for applications, Willow Williams of Colt Data Centre Services shares her experiences as a Mentor's Mentor.

ECITB workforce census shows rifts between sectors

The latest ECITB workforce census has been published, highlighting key differences between ECI sectors and geography.

Construction skills crisis: Will government reforms hit the mark?

Will the government’s Plan for Change do enough to address the glaring workforce issues facing construction, asks Niamh Evans of the CIOB.

How the lessons of the past can help light a brighter future with SELECT

Mike Stark explains how modern sparkies could learn a thing or two from the long and fascinating history of  SELECT, which is currently celebrating its 125th anniversary as the world’s first electrical trade association.

The future of construction marketing in 2025: How to build connections that last

The construction industry is no stranger to change, and as we enter 2025, the evolution of marketing continues to reshape how businesses connect with their audiences.

RIBA condemns ARB decision as “elitist and ill-judged”

A new announcement shows that RIBA condemns the ARB decision to maintain their reform, re-affirming their opposition to the idea.

New government apprenticeship adjustments to boost numbers

New government apprenticeship adjustments have been announced, affecting the requirement to undertake Maths and English GCSE's.

Amey marks National Apprenticeship Week with 75 new apprenticeship spots

Amey is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week with 75 new opportunities and sharing inspiring stories from apprentices.

Appealing to the younger generation, and closing the trade skills gap

Vicki Sanderson from L&Q discusses how breaking stereotypes and appealing to younger people will close the trade skills gap.

NHBC CEO announces plans to step down after eight successful years

NHBC is now seeking a successor after CEO Steve Wood announced his plans to step down later in 2025 after eight years in the role.

Mates in Mind promote mental health for National Apprenticeship Week

Mates in Mind have released a statement emphasising the importance of mental health for apprentices ahead of National Apprenticeship Week.

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