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Small construction firms and those who represent them must be consulted as an integral part of the Government's promised review of employer's liability insurance urged the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) today. More...
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The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has welcomed proposals to reform the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) announced in the Chancellor's Pre-Budget Statement. More...
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Other November Releases
 Skills Shortage - Builders and Government Must Act in Tandem in Training Says FMB
FMB hails the secondment of DTI's Whatmore a success
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FMB reports private RMI work continuing to drive UK construction boom. More...
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Other October Releases
Kids dig the FMB!
Aon launches dedicated website for Employers' Liability
DTI construction chief's secondment to FMB set to build new relationship
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Figures announced today show that the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has generated nearly £200m in new business opportunities for its members so far this year. More...
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Other September Releases
National Construction Week
Health & Safety Initiative
New President of the FMB
FMB's balance sheet at AGM
Limiting insurance premiums
Changing self-certification
"Anti-cowboy" measures
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FMB reports growth in building sector for twelfth successive quarter. More...
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Just when you thought that Britain was littered with rogue builders along comes a competition in which the public has rushed to nominate their favourite builders. More...
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The Federation of Master Builders has appointed (Liverpool-based) Medicash as its preferred supplier of health cash plan services. More...
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Other June Releases
Get a little help from your friends
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Fans of Cilla or Davina's TV dating game shows will know how easily things can go wrong if two perfectly decent people are mismatched. The post-date analysis can quickly descend into verbal abuse, with both parties convinced their version of events is correct, and refusing to listen to the other's point of view. More...
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Figures published today in the Federation of Master Builders' (FMB) 'State of Trade Survey' for the first quarter of 2002 found clear indications that, for the eleventh successive quarter, the building sector has enjoyed sustained growth, exceeding industry expectations. Furthermore, FMB members expect business to remain buoyant, at least for the next quarter. More...
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Other April Releases
Increase in Workloads for 11th Successive Quarter
Small comfort, missed opportunity, says FMB in Budget response
FMB backs Commons Early Day Motion to annul self-certification schemes
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This is the final call for entries in the competition to search for Britain's best building company. The competition which is organised by the Federation of Master Builders, in association with LABC Services and Site Lines, is open to builders throughout Britain with five categories covering a range projects from domestic renovation under £100K to commercial developments up to £5 million. More...
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Other March Releases
Building workloads holding up finds FMB survey
FMB seriously concerned by introduction of self-certification schemes in relation to new Building Regs
Driving out the rogue traders
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It seems that Madonna's recent run in with the great British builder, who she claimed was late and lazy, is not the experience of homeowners who are voting in their hundreds and nominating builders up and down the country for an award in the Master Builder of the Year Competition. More...
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Other February Releases
Laura Hayes is new London Region Director for the FMB
Vocational GCSEs: A welcome move says FMB
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Andrew Large has been appointed external affairs director of the Federation of Master Builders. He will be responsible for relations with Government, the EC and the European Builders' Confederation, and Government-related issues such as training and health and safety. He joined on January 7th and will succeed Brian Flint when Brian retires in May. More...
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Other January Releases
False self-employment undermining building industry
Competition hots up in search for Britain's best builder
Building workloads hold up despite recession clouds
Winning is a family concern
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