Common Ground appoints Brown and Strong as board members

Mike Strong and Sue Brown have joined the board of the newly launched consulting firm, which is dedicated to improving diversity in the built environment. The post Common Ground appoints Brown and Strong as board members appeared first on Property Week.

£2.1M community fund from £1.1bn Sea Link so small it could be a ‘rounding error’ – MPs

The £2.1M community benefits fund allocated by National Grid from its Sea Link electricity interconnector project is so small in comparison to the total value of the £1.1bn project that it could be seen as a “rounding error”, Members of Parliament (MPs) have said. The post £2.1M community fund from £1.1bn Sea Link so small it could be a ‘rounding error’ – MPs appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

CIOB Americas celebrate contractor Graham’s centenary

As North American contractor Graham celebrates 100 years in business, CIOB members visited the award-winning Lawson Centre for Sustainability, which Graham is building at the University of Toronto The post CIOB Americas celebrate contractor Graham’s centenary appeared first on Construction Management.

CIOB graduates celebrate 

New fellows, members, company members and technical members were awarded at a ceremony held on 15 May at Draper’s Hall The post CIOB graduates celebrate  appeared first on Construction Management.

CIOB launches 5k challenge to boost wellbeing and support members

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has launched a new 5k Run and Walk initiative aimed at bringing construction professionals together to promote wellbeing and raise funds for CIOB Assist. The post CIOB launches 5k challenge to boost wellbeing and support members appeared first on Construction Management.

The Bichard RICS Review, 21062022

Former civil servant Michael Bichard unveiled his long-awaited independent review of the institution, launched last year after a governance scandal which led to the resignations of four of the institution’s most senior members. The 68-page report proposes a series of sweeping reforms to the 154-year-old body designed to prevent future governance mishaps, including a clearer reporting structure, a shake-up of senior roles and greater influence for members

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