Federation of Master Builders

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Federation of Master Builders
Abbreviation FMB
Formation 1941
Legal status Non-profit organisation
Purpose/focus UK building industry
Location Gordon Fisher House, 14/15 Great James Street, London, WC1N 3DP
Region served England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Membership 11,000 building companies
National President Derek Bostock
Affiliations Builders' Benevolent Institution, European Builders Confederation
Website www.fmb.org.uk

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is a UK trade association established in 1941 to protect the interests of small and medium-sized building firms.

As of 2011, it is the largest trade association in the UK building industry. The FMB is an independent, non-profit organisation.

The FMB is a source of knowledge, professional advice and support for its members, providing a range of modern and relevant business building services to save them time and money.

The FMB is independent and non-profit-making, lobbying for members' interests at both national and local levels. With three other trade associations, it is represented on the UK government's Strategic Forum for Construction through the Construction Alliance.

[edit] FMB's mission

To be the first choice business association for small and medium sized building firms throughout the UK by:

  • Protecting members interests against unnecessary or bureaucratic regulation.
  • Promoting members as dependable, quality builders and specialist trades people.
  • Providing services and support to help members run better businesses.
  • Projecting members opinions on major policy issues.

[edit] Regions

  • Eastern Counties - Cambridge
  • London
  • Midland - Birmingham
  • Northern Counties - Newcastle Upon Tyne
  • North West - Southport, Merseyside
  • Northern Ireland - Belfast
  • Scotland - Edinburgh
  • Southern Counties - London
  • South West - Bristol
  • Wales - Cardiff
  • Yorkshire and Trent - Leeds

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