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Listing of all 92 news releases from Federation of Master Builders (FMB):
Search for The Apprentice of the Year 2008
Survey puts job-related training on top, as FMB launches search for The Apprentice of the Year 2008.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 9 May 2008)
Master Builder of the Year Awards 2008
FMB launches the Master Builder of the Year Awards 2008, as tougher climate raises appeal of award-winning builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (28 April 2008)
Green budget won't create greener homes warns FMB
Technical background article 'Green Budget' will fail unless it tackles the problem of the existing building stock which contributes 47% of the UK's total carbon emissions, warns the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (14 March 2008)
Coalition calls on Chancellor to cut VAT
Technical background article Coalition of organisations including the Federation of Master Builders, NHIC and the TaxPayers' Alliance calling for cut in VAT for all building repair and maintenance work.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (26 February 2008)
MPs support FMB call for Construction Minister
Cross party group of MPs has joined the Federation of Mater Builders in calling for the appointment of a dedicated Construction Minister.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (22 February 2008)
FMB highlight London Congestion Charge problems
Technical background article Congestion Charges are putting London's buildings at risk, warns the Federation of Master Builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (18 February 2008)
New 'Scambuster' teams need extra support
Technical background article Federation of Master Builders is supporting the Government's new 'scambuster' initiative and has called upon them to do more to wage war on the rogue builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 6 February 2008)
Industry coalition calls for a cut in VAT
Technical background article Broad coalition of organisations has been formed calling on the Government to cut VAT from 17.5 per cent to five per cent for all building repair and maintenance work.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 5 February 2008)
FMB slams Government on construction policies
Technical background article Federation of Master Builders slams decision by Government to downgrade the ministerial rank of the construction minister from Minister of State, to Parliamentary Under Secretary of State.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 1 February 2008)
Credit squeeze is hitting building work warns FMB
Technical background article Number of client enquiries for all types of building work has fallen to its lowest level since 2005, with 40% of builders reporting a drop in enquiries.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (21 January 2008)
Cuts in payments to suppliers condemned by FMB
Technical background article Taylor Wimpey and Barratt's decision to cut payments to their subcontractors and suppliers by as much as 5% is nothing short of scandalous, says the Federation of Master Builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (18 January 2008)
MPs support the FMB call for cut in VAT
Technical background article Cross party group of MPs is supporting the call from the Federation of Master Builders to cut VAT for all maintenance and home improvement work.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (11 January 2008)
Restore cuts in HSE funding says FMB
Technical background article Government funding for HSE needs to be increased if the escalation in the number of construction deaths, which has risen from 60 to 77, is to be reversed warns Federation of Master Builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 9 January 2008)
Federation of Master Builders on fuel poverty
Technical background article Government must tackle Britain's growing fuel poverty, demands the Federation of Master Builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 8 January 2008)
What about existing buildings asks FMB
Technical background article There is an urgent need to upgrade existing homes and make them more energy efficient and greener says the Federation of Master Builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (20 December 2007)
GBP700m VAT bill on home repairs condemned by FMB
Technical background article Government commitment to invest over GBP4 billion in the existing housing stock ignores the fact that an estimated GBP700 million of this amount will go straight back to them in VAT.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (14 December 2007)
Cut fuel poverty demands the FMB
Technical background article Current high rate of VAT on building repair work prevents people, particularly those on low-incomes, from maintaining their homes, says Federation of Master Builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (13 December 2007)
FMB takes up the green challenge
New campaign to encourage the building sector to move towards a greener, more energy efficient Britain has been launched by the Federation of Master Builders.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 5 December 2007)
FMB to tackle construction skills shortage
Federation of Master Builders heading up cross construction industry initiative to help the 10,000 young people on construction courses who cannot find work placements required to complete NVQs.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) ( 3 December 2007)
FMB forces Government u-turn on loft conversions
Technical background article FMB 'Save Our Lofts' campaign championed the rights of homeowners wanting a loft conversion.
News from Federation of Master Builders (FMB) (28 November 2007)
U-turn on Capital Gains Tax demands the FMB
Call for renewal of towns and cities
Researching incentives for green homes
'Green Homes Service' needs financial incentives
FMB State of Trade results: Quarter three 2007
Response to the Housing and Regeneration Bill
What has happened to skills and training asks FMB
FMB Apprentice of the Year 2007
FMB backs UK call to reduce VAT on green goods
Government environmental U-turn is wrong says FMB
Government support for apprentices
FMB calls for housing quality not just numbers
FMB demands U-turn on Capital Gains Tax proposal
Existing communities can solve housing crisis
FMB still opposed to any new development tax
FMB condemns business rate supplement
How to reduce deaths on construction sites
Government schizophrenic housing policy says FMB
FMB Scotland calls for more affordable housing
Calls for lower VAT for green homes
FMB President signs up to new member benefits
Homes of today must be made green says FMB
Extra Rates on small businesses slammed by the FMB
Construction labour shortages highest since 2005
Final call to find best builders in Britain
No more loft conversions warns FMB
Planning reforms will reduce the carbon footprint
FMB launch search for top apprentices in UK
FMB builders report improved Q1 results
FMB builders seventh project in same street
FMB builders report 'positive' Q4 results
MBE for FMB Health and Safety representative
Building market still 'sluggish' says FMB
Builder in South West is hailed as best in Britain
FSB opposes local control over business rates
Building industry downturn for another quarter
Building industry downturn in building work
FMB launches search for Britains best apprentice
Make mine a builders at Interbuild
New wage agreement for SME builders
Building levels lowest for six years
Three firms expelled from the FMB
FMB sadness on death of George Brumwell
FMB Masterbond becomes largest scheme in TrustMark
Federation of Master Builders backs CIS delay
Building work slows in third quarter
Building levelling off for the second quarter
FMB expels Advanced Roofing Contractors
FMB making a stand at Homebuilding and Renovating
Nelsons builds partnership with FMB
FMB urges Government to tackle run-down Housing
FMB calls for ASBOs to tackle bogus builders
Building slowdown for spring/summer 2005
Homeowners pay cash for cheaper building job
FMB presses for improved training for construction
Cutting VAT and rounding up cowboy builders
VAT legislation for refurbished buildings 'absurd'
Builders optimistic on spring 2005 workloads
No Slowdown For SME builders Says FMB Survey
'Fair Deal For Construction' Announced
Construction Levels Bounce Back
Domestic Building Work Falters
Government's £3 Million For Roving Safety Reps
3 Main Challenges For New Construction Minister
FMB Survey Highlights Four Years Continued Growth

