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We have set the Chancellor five challenges for this week’s Budget and Spending Review.

We know FMB members are passionate about good quality construction, and now's your chance to have these issues debated in Parliament. Use our template letter to write to your MP today.

We are speaking up for Master Builders and informing Government on the issues that you tell us matter most to you.

We are speaking up for Master Builders and informing Government on the issues that you tell us matter most to you.

Our monthly policy round up provides an update on our work to lobby central and devolved Governments to influence change in the construction industry.

Designing and implementing a mandatory licensing framework for the UK construction industry won’t be simple but the effort will be worth it, says Liz Peace.

Local builders stand ready to support growth, train apprentices, build more homes and decarbonise our buildings.

We are pleased that the Government has recognised that the new system must not be burdensome to small and medium-sized (SME) house builders.

The construction industry, which accounts for 9% of GDP and employs 2.7 million people across the UK will be instrumental for building the homes we need and the vital infrastructure that will underpin the UK’s success post-Brexit.

New legislation regarding the implementation of building safety standards needs to be underpinned by a mandatory licensing scheme for all UK construction companies.

The construction industry has come together to develop a mandatory licensing scheme for all UK construction companies to transform the sector into a high quality and professional industry.

The ‘Licence to build’ research report was published by the FMB last summer, and since then we have been gathering support in principle from a wide range of stakeholders.

The new Construction Minister, Andrew Stephenson MP, should make it his mission to raise quality and standards in the construction industry through mandatory licensing.

The Welsh Conservatives' public support for licensing the UK construction industry is a positive step forward and demonstrates growing support for the proposal.