It’s not too late to book your place at Built Environment Wales. Being held on 22 June 2023 at Cardiff Metropolitan University, the conference will showcase national and regional expertise.
The value of ecosystems has fallen outside our current economic framework – but Nick Heasman, South Downs National Park Authority’s Countryside and Policy Manager, has a plan to change that
CIBSE’s Build2Perform Live and CABE’s new Built Environment LIVE will take place together at London’s ExCeL in December 2023. It will feature free-to-attend discussions and presentations on key issues impacting building services and the wider performance of the built environment.
CABE is pleased to announce that the recently appointed Building Safety Regulator’s (BSR) Deputy Chief Inspector of Buildings, Chris Griffin-McTiernan, will give the opening keynote address at the upcoming debut Built Environment England conference.
As I sit down to write this, my last welcome message as President, I am so grateful to have had this opportunity and to have met with so many members at various events.
CABE’s Asia-Pacific conference shone a spotlight on industry trends and specific challenges facing construction professionals in the region through a range of knowledgeable and experienced speakers
Caerphilly County Borough Council has endorsed proposals to take part in the Welsh government’s National Empty Home Grant scheme, which will see £2.54m available to return privately owned empty homes back into use.
The #IAmCEnv campaign is a social media campaign to raise to raise awareness of the Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) registration. SocEnv wants to give registrants a way to highlight their amazing work, helping to inspire other professionals to seek out the CEnv registration.
The government has announced more than £42m in funding over the next three years to support the recruitment and training of Building Control Inspectors and Fire Inspectors working with the Building Safety Regulator.
Dr Mark Key, author of Building Regulations, Codes and Standards: A guide for safe, sustainable and healthy development, explains why and how global building standards need to find common ground
It saddens me to pass on the news that Michael Mann, CABE’s former Engineering Council Liaison Officer and last year’s recipient of the Peter Stone Award, has recently passed away.
Due to the continuous shift in the industry and emerging demands following the Covid-19 pandemic, the requirements for face-to-face events have changed. There is now a need to modernise and adapt our events to meet the needs of both industry and our members.
