Samantha Dixon, the Building Safety Minister, laid new legislation in parliament on 10 November 2025, regarding construction products.

These regulations make minor technical amendments to ensure continuity of the current policy of recognising CE marked construction products as an alternative …

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 …