This response covers both the Construction Products Reform White Paper and the parallel Consultation on the General Safety Requirement for Construction Products, which closed on 20 May 2026.
With the UK's green energy transition accelerating, the next generation of tradespeople urgently needs experienced professionals to teach them, and a fully funded opportunity is launching this summer to help those looking to move off the tools.
Businesses across the entire construction supply chain are operating in extremely difficult conditions at the moment, with many fearing worse is to come.
NFRC have collaborated with The Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) to produce this guidance for bat and roof risk management and considerations during roofing works.
The latest figures published by the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) covering the period from 9 February to 1 May 2026 show continued pressure on the Gateway Two approval system.
It takes a rare combination of craftsmanship, technical complexity, intuition, and a meticulous attention to detail for a project to reach the finals of the UK Roofing Awards.
NFRC Members often reflect that there are not enough students at school who consider roofing a viable career. One of the most effective ways to change this perception is to engage students at school and demonstrate clearly the opportunities that exist.
On Wednesday 6 May, competitors hoping for a place at the SkillBuild final went head-to-head at Exeter College, demonstrating the best of their talent under the watchful eye of expert judges.
Remediation continues to be a major focus for the Building Safety Regulator (BSR), with the latest Gateway Two data highlighting the increasing pressure on approval times for existing building safety works.
This resource is great for businesses who are in the process of recruiting. Find your nearest job fair and reach out to the organiser to secure a spot for your business!
The winners of the UK Roofing Awards 2026 were crowned at a glittering ceremony on 8 May 2026, with over 900 guests in attendance to celebrate the incredible achievements.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched a consultation on proposed updates to the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR).
On Saturday 25 April, NFRC Scotland Member businesses helped to deliver slating and lead craft skills demonstrations during the Dunbar Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme programme.
For enquiries regarding roofing, cladding, or construction developments, please email the NFRC Press team to connect with a technical expert, an NFRC Member business, or an appropriate spokesperson.
NFRC is eager to help our Members share their stories with the media. If you want to raise awareness about any challenges you face as a business, or to simply gain exposure, please reach out to our team.
