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First construction sector climate guide to be produced

The first construction sector climate guide is to be produced, allowing for guided management of climate change risks in land development.

Updated HPE sealant from FSi Promat to support healthier work environment

This October, FSi Promat will launch a reformulated version of its PyroPro HPE sealant to support healthier working practices in the construction industry.

Munster Joinery renew SBD membership

One of the largest manufacturers of energy efficient windows and doors in Europe, Munster Joinery, have renewed their membership with the police Secured by Design (SBD) initiative.

ICW and FMB Insurance partner to offer A-rated building warranties to FMB members

ICW, a leading provider of building warranty and control services, has entered into a strategic partnership with the Federation of Master Builders Insurance (FMBI).

The Fold needs extensive work just two years after completion

The Fold, a tower in south London built by the now-collapsed Henry Construction, requires remediation work just two years after it was finished in July 2022.

ARB launches overhaul for registration of international architects

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has begun a public consultation on a new approach for registration of international architects.

Liverpool’s most prominent PBSA development reaches practical completion

J3 & Zerum were appointed for operational support after the part-constructed site was acquired out of administration.

Understanding cladding with SFS’s technical advisor Michael Simpson

Michael Simpson recently joined SFS Group Fastening Technology's Construction Division, bringing nearly thirty years of experience to the role.

Mace Market View: construction output reliant on government

Global programme and project delivery consultant Mace have published their Q3 2024 UK Mace Market View, outlining the state of the UK construction industry.

ICW Group signs partnership with Federation of Master Builders

ICW Group have signed a strategic partnership with the Federation of Master Builders to offer 10-year new home warranties.

[VIDEO] Why it’s time to digitalise your door inspections

Digitalising your fire door inspections ensures increased efficiency and compliance- guaranteeing peace of mind for your company and clients.

Accessible offices to captivate – but not capture – colleagues

Ian Streets, managing director of About Access, looks at how to make modern accessible offices available to all.

Heras renew membership with Secured by Design

Heras, leading supplier of perimeter protection services have renewed their membership with the police Secured by Design (SBD) initiative.

RICS launches new Infrastructure Policy Paper

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) have released an infrastructure policy paper alongside their latest compulsory purchase order guidance.

Community Housing Fund was a success, report finds

A review of the Community Housing Fund has been published, finding that there was a significant increase in community led housing as a result.

SWS UK renew membership with Secured by Design

Leading manufacturer of physical security products, SWS UK, have renewed their membership with the police Secured by Design (SBD) initiative.

UKGBC statement says flooding risks need more preparation

A new UKGBC statement says that the government needs to do more to mitigate the effects of climate change and risk of floods.

Enhancing fire safety in building construction: Key updates and implications

Recent changes to Approved Document B underscore the UK Government's commitment to improving fire safety in building construction. These updates bring critical enhancements that every construction professional should be aware of.

Beyond compliance: elevating fire safety in modern commercial spaces

Allan Wood, managing director of Optima Systems, examines where the commercial construction industry risks becoming complacent in fire safety compliance- and how to remedy this.

Over 5,000 high-rise buildings in Scotland still covered with flammable cladding

Research from Diamond & Company has found that around 5,500 private and public buildings across Scotland taller than 11m (36ft) have still flammable cladding

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