ARB sets out five-year strategy to improve public confidence in architects

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Plan seeks to build on reforms rolled out by regulator over the past five years

ARB has set out a five-year strategy which it said is aiming to improve safety, strengthen professional competence and improve workplace culture for UK architects.

Published today, the strategy is seeking to build on reforms introduced by the regulator over the past five years and further its ambition to increase public confidence in architects following the findings of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry.

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