The Council for Aluminium in Building has restructured its committee model, increasing agility and improving representation

The new structure replaces the previous model, creating a series of smaller committee groups designed to keep companies and supply chains with aligned interests …

Last month’s restructure of building safety oversight was overdue – but at the very least it shows that Government has listened,and recognised that the situation the construction sector faced was untenable.

Gateway 2 of the Building Safety Act has been …

What will US tariffs do to the UK construction industry? Nigel Headford, Chief Executive, Council for Aluminium in Building reflects.

‘Unprecedented’, ‘the end of globalisation’, ‘an economic nuclear winter’ – the language used to describe the introduction of sweeping tariffs …

The Council for Aluminium in Building will hold its 2025 Technical Conference – Building in the Future, at the University of Loughborough on 15th May.

With big regulatory changes starting already taking effect including rollout of the Budling Safety Act …

The CAB Closed-Loop Recycling Scheme is helping manufacturers to get paid more for ‘waste’ aluminium, recycle more – while also closing the loop on end-of-life aluminium products.

The Council for Aluminium in Building (CAB) Closed-Loop Recycling Scheme (CLRS), was launched …

‘Urban mined’ aluminium refers to reusing existing aluminium sourced from dismantled buildings and other urban waste streams for windows, doors, and facades in cities. This approach supports a circular economy, reduces the need for prime aluminium (which has a high …