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Citizens Advice’s call for investment in draughty housing backed by Actis
Energy efficiency measures should be part of the investment into draughty housing, which could then prevent 6,000 excess deaths a year.
£5.1bn Cladding Safety Scheme launched to protect UK residents Â
The government is seeking to address the building safety crisis in England through the new Cladding Safety Scheme.
Steven Hunt Associates celebrates almost £70m of project wins
A variety of project wins across Liverpool worth almost £70m in total have been celebrated by Steven Hunt Associates.
UK’s green energy revolution stalled as billions in projects are stuck...
As the UK's green energy revolution stumbles, the Electric Heating Company investigates the hurdles facing the transition to net zero and how you can overcome them.
UK government invests £8.85m in energy efficiency training
The UK government is providing £8.85m for energy efficiency training providers to offer courses in retrofitting and insulation.
Places for People launches £104m major works investment programme
A four-year major works investment programme promises £104m of upgraded homes and employment opportunities across England and Scotland.
George Clarke announces winners of the EcoFix Challenge
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke has announced the winners of EcoFix, a design challenge by MOBIE (Ministry of Building Innovation and Education).
Developer contributions inquiry launched by APPG on Housing and Planning
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Housing and Planning has launched an inquiry into England's developer contributions systems.
Hampshire plumber gets suspended sentence for carrying out unsafe gas work
A self-employed Hampshire plumber pretending to be Gas Safe registered has been given a suspended sentence of six months.
National Home Decarbonisation Group celebrates inaugural meeting
Over 50 Tier 1 contractors, energy providers and specialists were in attendance at the National Home Decarbonisation Group's inaugural meeting.
Hottest June since records began underlines need for heat-combatting insulation
With the Met Office confirming that June was the hottest on record in the UK, and with parts of the world suffering unbearable temperatures, mitigating the effects of extreme heat is becoming increasingly important.
Retrofit skills gap needs recruitment to triple to meet 2050 targets
Reed Group has launched Reed Environment to answer the retrofit skills gap, aiming to be the largest network of green training providers in the UK.
UK relaxes visa rules for foreign construction workers amid skills shortage
The UK has relaxed visa rules for foreign construction workers amid a skills shortage. Bricklayers and other construction workers join care workers and engineers in a national shortage.
Specialist and Supported Housing Design Guide launched
The new Specialist and Supported Housing Design Guide is tailored to the requirements of those with assisted living needs.
Phase four of the Hornsea Offshore Wind Farm has been approved
The secretary of state for energy security and net zero has approved the development of phase four of the Hornsea Offshore Wind Farm.
British Land and Landsec publish proposal to reform urban regenerationÂ
British Land and Landsec have created a set of proposals aimed at reforming urban regeneration in the UK, increasing growth, housing availability, and job opportunities.
£1.9bn of funding for housing crisis returned to Treasury by DLUHC
The DLUHC has surrended £1.9bn of funding for the housing crisis, roughly a third of the housing budget, after failing to find projects to spend it on.
Less talk, more action: Why the industry needs to work together...
In this article, Alexandra Gates, managing director of Simply Certification takes a look at what measures the construction needs to take to meet carbon net zero targets.
£1.8m redevelopment transforms Leeds Media Centre
The major redevelopment of Leeds Media Centre has been successfully completed, creating extra business space and new opportunities for entrepreneurs in the city.
The RSH is looking for social landlords to take part in...
The regulator for social housing (RSH) has invited small social landlords and providers to take part in a Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) data pilot.
Illingworth project gets sustainability nod in Parliament
The £1m Illingworth project was funded in part through the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund's first wave and has seen annual savings of up to £169 for occupiers.
HS2 search for Automated People Mover contractor
HS2 Ltd has begun looking for a contractor to deliver a new transportation system and 25-year transport operation and asset maintenance contract, for the project’s Automated People Mover.
Tuntum unveils £4.7m affordable housing scheme in NottinghamÂ
Nottingham residents, VIP guests, and project partners gathered to celebrate the launch of a new affordable housing scheme in the city.
Empty buildings have ‘significant potential’ as genuinely affordable housing, say MPs
Two all-party groups of MPs have called on the government to act on creating genuinely affordable housing, as 14% of retail unit space and 7% of office space sit vacant.
The Boston Alternative Energy Facility wins government approval
The secretary of state for energy security and net zero has approved the construction of the Boston Alternative Energy Facility, paving the way for renewable power in the UK.
Understanding the Part L building regulations: What do you need to...
In this article, Marcus Jefford, managing director of Build Aviator, explores the changes to Part L building regulations and what this means for tradespeople and builders.