Figures reveal 465 incidents of abuse against Birmingham road workers
A new campaign has been launched by the Integrated Programme Alliance (IPA) to raise awareness of abuse against Birmingham road workers.
Plans submitted for flagship Birmingham residential scheme
Sama Investments has submitted plans to deliver a new Birmingham residential scheme which will unlock a new gateway into Digbeth and the city centre.
Academics call for increased visibility of engineering in schoolsÂ
Academics, in collaboration with NMITE and the Engineering Professors' Council (EPC), have called for more visibility of engineering in schoolsÂ
Why is compressive strength so important when it comes to insulation?
Ensuring the compressive strength of insulation keeps your building's thermal performance at their optimum- lowering energy demand, emissions and bills.
Revizto goes live at Digital Construction Week 2023
In this episode of Collaboration Corner, Revizto returns to ExCel London to attend Digital Construction Week 2023 to showcase their new phone app, catch up with clients, and more!
Met Office 30 degree weather warning raises importance of insulation
As the Met Office releases a 30 degree weather warning, Actis explains how the right insulation can not only keep homes warm in the winter, but can also reflect heat away in the summer.
The power of a Knowledge Transfer Partnership in streamlining construction cost...
A Knowledge Transfer Partnership between the University of Nottingham and construction consultancy Gleeds is bringing the power of AI to streamline the process for cost estimation.
Stronger planning and project controls called for in Turner & Townsend’s...
Stronger planning and project controls are needed as the construction sector faces a capacity crunch, according to Turner & Townsend's UKMI report.
Atkins Environment Practice to expand by 50% by 2025
Atkins Environment Practice to expand by half in the next two years in response to increased demand for sustainable infrastructure.
Deadline approaches for updated Part L Building Regulations for architects, builders,...
As of June 15, 2023, the grace period for adhering to the revised Part L Building Regulations comes to an end.
Uni of Leicester propose framework for land use decision making
Researchers led by the University of Leicester have proposed a new framework for land use decision making, which could help balance demands and enhance the environment.
Building a career in construction as a female site manager
Keen to fly the flag for females in construction, three female site managers share their experience about building a career in construction.
Modular construction in Ukraine surges amidst rebuilding drive
Modular construction in Ukraine has taken off in order to rebuild the country. John McMullen, marketing director, Modular Building Institute explores the task at hand.
Premier Guarantee’s Competency Training Tour hits the road
Over 130 Premier Guarantee staff across the UK will enjoy face-to-face sessions on the Competency Training Tour.
BTR scheme in Birmingham tops out
Winvic tops out of on first phase of 398 Apartment BTR scheme in Birmingham for Moda Living.
Aldermore launch new construction finance team
New Aldermore finance proposition to be backed by a dedicated construction finance team.
National Metrics Library to improve built environment assets
A new strategy paper created by the Scottish Futures Trust and The Hub has outlined the benefits of creating a National Metrics Library for the UK’s built environment.
Hemel Hempstead affordable homes get green light
rg+p secure planning permission for Hemel Hempstead affordable homes and homeless charity HQ.
Digitising interior design is no headache with Bluebeam
Digitising interior design is easier than you think with Bluebeam, allowing you to easily group, tag and replicate information for clients.
HSE to target wood dust exposure in site inspections to tackle...
Woodworking industries such as sawmilling, manufacture of composite boards, and carpentry are not taking measures to protect workers from the risks of wood dust exposure, according to the HSE.
Construction technology adoption: A strategic roadmap for business leaders
A recent report by Mckinsey and Company placed construction in the ‘lower rungs’ of digitisation, some 15% less than other leading industries.
Government urged to abandon proposals for new infrastructure levy
The BPF has urged the Government to abandon the proposals for a new infrastructure levy and to improve the existing CIL and Section 106 instead.
Working in a heatwave: What are your rights?
There are no laws specifying when the temperature is too hot to work; however, employers have a duty of care to ensure adequate safety when working in a heatwave, or they can face a lawsuit.
Pursuing a career in facilities management
Inspiring new generations to pursue a career in facilities management will help tackle the skills shortage, says Steve McGregor, DMA Group.
Mental health in construction- why stress management is vital
With 91% of people working in construction feeling overwhelmed, mental health continues to be of chief concern. Premier Guarantee looks into how the sources of and ways to manage stress.
£1.5m project to employ 3D printing for water infrastructure repairs
Researchers from Manchester Met University will use 3D printing to replace parts on equipment used for water infrastructure repairs.