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FMB London Hub Director Sam Eden reflects on Master Builders’ involvement in Grand Designs Live and UK Construction Week, as well as the continuing campaign to license UK construction.

52% of FMB members are not prepared for building regulation changes in England in June.

Membership of the FMB means you have a voice in Government. Our team is speaking up for Master Builders on the issues that matter the most to you.

Small, local builders, who are at the heart of our communities, are crying out for the UK Government to introduce measures to curb rogue traders and keep consumers safe.

86% of FMB members want the UK Government to introduce a mandatory licensing regime to help raise standards in the building industry.

Small, local builders, who are at the heart of our communities, are crying out for the UK Government to introduce measures to curb rogue traders and keep consumers safe.

Small, local builders, who at the heart of our communities, are crying out for the UK Government to introduce measures to curb rogue traders and keep consumers safe.

Small, local builders, who are at the heart of our communities, are crying out for the UK Government to introduce measures to curb rogue traders and keep consumers safe.

FMB Scotland Director Gordon Nelson speaks out on behalf of the FMB at the Build It Aberdeen conference and highlights the need for a licensing scheme for UK construction.

The FMB’s 80th anniversary year has been one of celebration and hard graft for our members.

Membership of the FMB means you have a voice in Government. Our team is speaking up for Master Builders on the issues that matter the most to you.

Find out what happened when the licensing of UK building firms was debated in Parliament and what’s next for the Licence UK Construction campaign.

The Government’s failure to back legislation to tackle the scourge of cowboy builders is disappointing, says the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) in response to a Private Members Bill debated last Friday by Conservative MP, Mark Garnier, calling for the licensing of domestic building companies.