CABE news

It’s easy to talk about retrofit, but what are you doing about it? ‘Plenty,’ says CABE. Take a look at the modernisation of CABE HQ

Last year, the Environmental Audit Committee sought views on how the UK government’s proposed reforms to planning policy and housebuilding targets might affect environmental protections and current approaches to sustainability.

The team behind Building Engineer is asking readers to tell us what you think about your membership journal.

Seán Canney Hon FCABE has been appointed as Minister of State at the Department of Transport by Ireland’s Taoiseach.

Spring always brings a sense of optimism, and by the time you read this we hope − for those in the northern hemisphere at least − the days are brightening.

Keeping up the momentum since the CABE Presidential visit in April 2024, CABE CEO Richard Harral conducted his third trip to Hong Kong in November 2024.

CABE’s Head of Technical Insight Hywel Davies HonFCIBSE, who has spent more than 40 years leading on British standards, safety and technical excellence, shares his industry experiences.

CABE turns 100 years old this year. To mark this milestone, Building Engineer takes a look back at the journal through the years.

The Republican Party in Ireland has announced its new cabinet – and a member of CABE has been appointed as Super Junior Minister with responsibility for International and Road Transport, Logistics, Rail and Ports.

The newest additions to the CABE Board were announced during the Association’s AGM on Saturday 8 February 2025.

For the past two years CABE has surveyed members working in building control to gather perspectives on the building control system in England and Wales.

How CABE and the Malaysia Board of Technologists are blazing a trail for success.

It is hard to believe that CABE is 100 years old – a significant milestone and certainly a very proud achievement for our Association.