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FMB Responds to Draft Legislative Programme
The Prime Minister's announcement that he intends to establish a statutory basis for the apprenticeship programme has been welcomed by the FMB. More...
Tractor Run Raises More Than £8000 for Prostate Cancer Charity
The four vintage tractors that embarked on an epic 850 mile journey from John O'Groats have completed their tour of the UK, arriving at Lands End. More...
Home Improvement is 'best investment' say UK savers
'Getting the builders in' beat ISAs, shares and premium bonds as the best way to make money, according to a survey conducted on behalf of the FMB. More...
International Workers' Memorial Day: Need To Cut Deaths on Construction Sites, says FMB
Monday 28th April is 'International Workers Memorial Day'; a day to commemorate all those killed at work. More...
Construction Work Load Falls, warns FMB
The construction work load has fallen to its lowest level since spring 2006. More...
Look After Your Most Important Investment, Advises the FMB
The construction work load has fallen to its lowest level since spring 2006, reports the FMB in its latest State of Trade Survey for Q1 2008. More...
Building Success in North West England
But the news is better for the building industry in North West England. More...
Funding Delays Hit the Building Industry in Northern Ireland
The worst affected area was reported by members as being Northern Ireland. More...
After the Floods, the Treasury Cleans Up!
Figures produced by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) have put the total repair bill for the June and July 2007 floods at £3 billion. More...
Eco-Towns are a Red Herring, Says FMB
New homes in every village, town, and city built to a high quality and sensitive to the local environment. More...
No more excuses, Government must act now and cut VAT, demands Coalition
Today the Communities and Local Government (CLG) Select Committee release their latest report, 'Existing Housing and Climate Change'. More...
Make Your Mind up Gordon Brown - Affordable Rural Housing or More Tax Revenue? Asks the FMB
The FMB is demanding that the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown MP, decides what he wants from the house building industry. More...
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