The CABE Macau Chapter was honoured to support the 2025 Macao Project Management Awards, held on 14 January at the Macau Productivity and Technology Transfer Centre.

Looking at the current global, national and sectoral context, it seems an understatement to suggest that the one constant in life is change.

The UK construction industry is facing continued upheaval as regulators and policymakers push forward with a wide-ranging programme of reform aimed at improving safety, competence and accountability across the built environment.

Diarmuid Mac Donagh graduated from Munster Technological University’s BSc (Hons) Construction Management course in 2025 and is a CABE Best Final Year Student award winner.

Chartered Members, Chartered Building Engineers and Chartered Fellows who wish to gain access to the RICS External Walls Systems (EWS) Assessment Training Programme are once again invited to undertake pre-qualification via CABE.

CABE Head of Technical Insight Hywel Davies works to inform and influence policy, standards and guidance in the profession – here’s what that means for members

In December, CABE Hong Kong Chapter Chair Kyran Sze attended the School of Continuing and Professional Education of City University of Hong Kong (CityU SCOPE) graduation ceremony.

This month sees the continuation of the Association’s relaunched Built Environment Series of events for 2026. On 18 March, the University of Hertfordshire in England will host CABE’s Built Environment Building Control Conference.

CABE has relaunched its Fellow grade (FCABE) with a clearer, more robust set of criteria and a strengthened application process.

Dylan Murphy graduated from Munster Technological University’s BSc (Hons) Construction Management course in 2025 and is a CABE Best Final Year Student award winner

From 24-26 April 2026, CABE President Zoe Cox and three companions will be taking part in a Coast-to-Coast cycle challenge in the north of England to raise money for Brain Tumour Research and Dementia UK.

CABE is delighted to announce that Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP) officially joined as an academic partner at the end of 2025.

A heavyweight line-up of industry leaders, policy influencers and technical experts is set to take to the stage at next month’s Building Control Conference, promising a timely and authoritative examination of regulation, competence and building safety reform.

In December 2025, CABE CEO Richard Harral paid a short visit to Hong Kong to connect with a number of different partners and organisations.

Following CABE Board approval, building control apprentices who have completed the third year of their CABE-accredited building control apprenticeship with a CABE academic partner are now eligible to apply via the CABE Building Inspector Competence Assessment Scheme (CBICAS) for 2A, 2B and 2D certification with CABE.

CABE Head of Technical Insight Hywel Davies works to inform and influence policy, standards and guidance in the profession – here’s what that means for members.

The first ever Built Environment Scotland – Regulatory Reform half-day virtual conference takes place on 25 February.

Change is upon us, from professional bodies to the members they serve. And CABE has decided to meet this head on to review how it can best prepare and support its members to not just meet the changes, but to lead them and thrive. Peter Crush investigates.

In December 2025, I visited Hong Kong to deepen CABE’s collaboration with institutions that share our commitment to professional standards and safer buildings. During the visit, we signed a Memorandum of Intent with the Hong Kong Construction Industry Council and the Hong Kong Institute of Project Management. I also met long-standing partners at the newly renamed University of the Built Environment.

CABE is delighted to announce that its digital archive is now accessible to all members.