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Construction must move beyond awareness campaigns and tackle the wider pressures contributing to psychological harm, urges Heather Beach.

The construction industry has made significant progress in opening conversations around mental health. Awareness campaigns, mental health first aiders, and wellbeing initiatives are now far more visible across sites and org...


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The Chartered Institute of Building has called on the new Welsh Government to work closely with the construction sector following the 2026 Senedd election, which saw Plaid Cymru emerge as the largest party in the Welsh Parliament.

CIOB said Wales would continue to face challenges around skills shortages, housing delivery, retrofit and climate ch...


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The Chartered Institute of Building has urged the new Scottish Government to work closely with the construction sector to deliver key manifesto pledges following the outcome of the 2026 Holyrood election.

The body said Scotland faces “profound, intertwined challenges”, including the housing emergency and climate change targets, which cannot be addressed w...


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The HSE has published its second post-implementation review (PIR) of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015).

It concludes that “the overall objectives are still being met and that
CDM ...


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In the rush to complete projects, too much construction work is covered up before it can be properly inspected. That is invariably a false time saving, writes Stephen Hawes. Inspections are invariably carried out after work has been covered up. Image: Dreamstime

The industry is being asked to build more and build faster, but the direction of regulation – notably the <...


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