Thank you to our speakers whom were very well received. Andrew Morris and Anusha Badrinarayanan of Lendlease, Clive Atkinson of Mott MacDonald’s and Neville Grunwald of Wates.
Our appreciation also goes to our sponsors: PLATINUM – UL International, GOLD – …
by Andrew Mather – Training and Technical Manager
During a survey of Association members back in 2021, the provision of training as a member resource was high on the list of priorities for CAB. As a result, CAB responded and …
by Phil Slinger – CAB Chief Executive
We all have the ability to play our part in ‘greening-up’ our lives to help us all to achieve some form of carbon neutrality by the middle of this century. Recycling more, reducing …
At the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Liverpool City Centre, L3 1QW & Royal Liver Building, Liverpool, L3 1HU
Thursday 13th October 2022
We are delighted to announce details of our Autumn Forum at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, followed by drinks …
The UK Construction market continues its bumpy ride through 2021 with labour shortages, material shortages and escalating material prices. Despite these setbacks, the sector remains relatively buoyant for the present.
The Autumn Economic Forecast from the CPA is suggesting that …
The Council for Aluminium in Building (CAB) is delighted to announce a formal affiliation with the UK BIM Alliance. BIM has been central to the continuing digital transformation of the built environment in the UK, whilst CAB Members are at …
It has now been two years since our last physical meeting that took place at the Imperial War Museum, Salford on the 24th October 2019. We are looking forward to welcoming our members and guests to a day of networking …
With the ONS revising its dip in construction output in 2020 to a fall of 14% and the CPA forecast for a growth this year of 13.7%, it seems that the UK industry continues to bounce back. On the downside, …
The Council for Aluminium in Building has recently set up a ‘Closed Loop Recycling’ initiative in the UK and Ireland. The aim of the initiative is to encourage the recycling of aluminium alloys within the same alloy grades. For the …
It should come as no surprise that the UK is experiencing a serious workforce and skills shortage in the Construction Industry. The current situation is a result of a workforce laid off at the beginning of the pandemic taking up …