Timber In Construction Manifesto
The Timber In Construction Manifesto. Rethinking our built environment. A bold plan for building higher quality, lower carbon homes, schools, workplaces and communities using timber.
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MP letter template – Promote timber to your local MP
A record 335 new MPs have been inducted into House of Commons this week following Labour’s win at the recent UK General Election.
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From blueprint to greenprint: the government’s roadmap to timber construction
While Parliament was in recess this summer, the Confederation of Timber Industries were hard at work on the Timber in Construction Roadmap - due to be published in November. The government’s long promised Timber in Construction Policy Roadmap will support the expansion of low-carbon timber construction in the UK, following...
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New timber policy report launched in House of Lords
The APPG for the Timber Industries launched its latest report – Timber Construction: Barriers and Solutions – to a packed out reception in the House of Lords last month. The new report investigates where barriers exist to expanding timber use in the UK, and what policy solutions are available to...
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MP letter template – Support Jerome Mayhew MP’s embodied carbon bill
In the build-up to Jerome Mayhew MP’s ten-minute rule bill on regulating embodied carbon, we are encouraging members of the timber industry to write to their MPs in support of this bill.
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Why is timber leading constructions net zero recovery
As we emerge from the COVID-19 crisis, we have the most united construction industry in living memory, a Government willing to invest in retrofit and rebuild, and alignment on goals such as decarbonisation and manufacturing via the Road to Recovery. Now is the time to transform the industry.
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TTF Market Statement – Jul 2021
A joint market statement from the Confederation of Timber Industries (CTI) and Swedish Wood points to a likely easing of supply tension in the timber market as the pandemic eases.
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