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Torbay - Regeneration partnership

Willmott Dixon join Torbay Regeneration Partnership

Willmott Dixon will work with Torbay Council and Milligan on a new Regeneration Partnership aimed at redeveloping Torbay town centre and several other sites across Torquay and Paignton.
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The Conversation with Re-flow: Negotiating net zero with Highways Industry

In the fifth episode of the Conversation with Re-flow, Josh Sims sat down with Matt Lambert, general manager at Highways Industry, to discuss the idea behind Greener Highways and their new steering group and sustainability in the industry.
Carbon reduction

More businesses are putting carbon reduction ahead of profit

Almost 75% of businesses have put carbon reduction ahead of profit in the last year, according to a new survey.
net zero planning

The levelling up bill leaves a lot to be desired on...

Over the last few weeks, the government and the Lords have been at loggerheads over how the planning system should assess and enable the UK’s transition to net zero carbon emissions.
damp and mould

Landlords urged to adopt new damp and mould framework

Landlords have been encouraged to use a new framework to safeguard their homes against damp and mould.
CaberDek flooring solution

CaberDek flooring solution endures 42 days exposed without weather damage

CaberDek by West Fraser safeguards construction floors for weeks with its non-slip film, protecting against rain and frost damage while adhering to BBA standards.
21 Bloomsbury Street

Mace Interiors selected to deliver London office development fit-out

Capital 38 and Morgan Capital have chosen Mace Interiors, the fit-out division of the global, to refurbish 21 Bloomsbury Street, a new office development in London.
Grenfell Tower in the background, Children crossing sign in the foreground, reminder of the children affected and who lived in the neighborhood.

Why the Building Safety Act will affect more than just HRBs

The Thermal Insulation Contractors Association (TICA) says the impact of the new building control regulations introduced by the Building Safety Act will extend beyond Higher Risk Buildings (HRBs).
Real estate agent to explain the design plan to couple

Actis presents RIBA-approved CPD on Part L at LABC’s technical seminar

Improving thermal performance with Actis Eolis HC – ideal for headroom critical projects.
Economic uncertainty in construction

Staying agile: How to adapt to economic uncertainty in construction

Economic uncertainty in construction threatens success for many firms, with rising inflation and interest rates sending costs soaring. Labour shortages and supply chain disruptions further compound the issues, but there are ways to adapt.
fire isolated on black screen

Fire stopping specialist FSi rebrands as FSI Promat

Fire stopping specialist FSi has announced that it is rebranding its products as FSI Promat, and will become responsible for Promat’s fire stopping products within the UK.
net-zero school

Morgan Sindall breaks ground on net-zero school

Morgan Sindall Construction has started work on Little Reddings Primary, a net-zero school in Bushey.
Hydraulic cement used for sealing cracks in the floor to waterproof the basement.

Groundwater risk assessment and the design of basement waterproofing

In this article, PBC Today explores the importance of groundwater risk assessment in basement waterproofing design.
construction performance

Glenigan review reveals a downturn in construction performance amid reduced project...

Glenigan has released the November 2023 edition of its Construction Review, focusing on construction performance leading up to October 2023.
Unsafe schools

700,000 students remain in unsafe schools affected by RAAC

The Department for Education's (DfE) failure to provide information on the critical state of unsafe schools is deeply concerning, says the Public Accounts Committee (PAC).
A panoramic image looking down from streets of traditional Victorian houses in London's Muswell Hill suburb, towards the city centre on the horizon.

Home Builders Federation unveils 10-Point plan to improve UK housing supply

The Home Builders Federation has released a 10-point plan of solutions to help the government improve the UK housing supply and provide the nation with much-needed homes.
Digital Construction Week

Apply to speak at Digital Construction Week 2024

Digital Construction Week returns to ExCeL London on 5-6 June 2024. The UK’s leading event for innovation and technology in the built environment attracts around 6,400 forward-thinking AEC professionals annually.
Air source heat pump

Air source heat pump training now available at Go Geothermal national...

Go Geothermal’s national heat pump training centres provide plumbers and heating engineers with hands-on training and experience in installing air source heat pumps.
Sealant packaging

FSi Promat increases the use of recycled content in sealant packaging...

FSi Promat has introduced a range of packaging to its core fire-stopping products that use recycled plastic content in sealant packaging without compromising the integrity of its products.
Eco-friendly building in the modern city. Sustainable glass office building with tree for reducing heat and carbon dioxide. Office building with green environment. Corporate building reduce CO2.

How can we improve the efficiency of buildings to better address...

Optimising building performance is the most urgently needed response to the energy crisis. Hariharan Natarajan, architect and energy engineer at SketchUp, explores how the industry can go about it.
DLUHC - delayed construction

NAO report reveals major delays across DLUHC projects

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities (DLUHC) has allocated £9.5bn across three major funds to support local government initiatives.
security CCTV camera or surveillance system with industrial site on blurry background

Millenium Security: Affordable security solutions to combat construction theft

NFU Mutual's recent survey reveals a staggering 89% construction theft rate among tradespeople and contractors, shedding light on a critical issue in the industry.
Open Doors 2024

Kier launches Open Doors 2024 to inspire careers in construction

Kier has hosted a preview of the 'Open Doors 2024' initiative by Build UK, which aims to give young people an insight into a career in the construction industry.
architectural sector

RIBA survey reveals low confidence in architectural sector

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has published its most recent Future Trends Survey, a monthly report on business and employment trends in the architectural sector.
Go Geothermal - renewable heat

Go Geothermal to appear on international business podcast to discuss renewable...

Go Geothermal will make its Podcast debut this month as they discuss the part they are playing in tackling climate change by accelerating the transition to renewable heat and power.
Flat roof systems

Through the roof: keeping energy ratings and bills low by enhancing...

Better flat roof systems are key to meeting the UK government's energy efficiency targets and keeping bills low.