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Historic England publishes new Heritage Works for Housing guidance for developers
Heritage Works for Housing claims the redundant textile mills of northern England alone could provide 42,000 new homes.
Nearly a quarter of a million social homes relying on outdated...
National Energy Action and Kensa are calling for increased efforts to update homes still relying on outdated electric heating systems, to reduce energy inefficiency and bills.
New GMI construction group managing director appointed
Gareth Jones has been appointed as the new GMI construction group managing director, from Midlands divisional managing director.
Ed Miliband promises energy efficient homes for all
Speaking at the Labour conference, Ed Miliband pledged to make all socially and privately rented homes more energy efficient.
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.
New initiative Home Hero to improve access to retrofit
A new initiative, from Sustainable Building Services (UK) Ltd, will improve access to energy efficiency improvements.
New Towns Taskforce holds first meeting
The New Towns Taskforce has held its first meeting and is pushing towards identifying potential new town sites.
Labour sustainability conference will discuss building 1.5m homes
A Labour homes conference in Liverpool will debate how to sustainably construct the targeted 1.5m new homes and tackling the housing crisis.
MADE Partnership: Homes England, Barratt and Lloyds form housebuilding JV
Barratt, Lloyds Banking Group and government body Homes England will each contribute £50m to the new housebuilding private-public joint venture 'MADE Partnership'.
British Standard introduces new energy rating for insulation
British Standard have introduced a new energy rating system for industrial thermal insulation applications.
Up to 500 RAAC affected homes in Aberdeen could be demolished
Around 500 RAAC affected homes in Aberdeen may be demolished to be rebuilt, as suggested by a report to be presented to the council.
Marshalls’ Half Year Results talk of a new strategic positioning
Marshalls have released their Half Year Results and Outlook, outlining the company's performance and new strategic positioning for the future.
Grid infrastructure, skills, and supply chain should lead new industrial strategy
The new Department of Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has already begun making bold policy gestures around its new industrial strategy. Charles Deacon, managing director at Eclipse Power Solutions, explains why grid infrastructure must be a priority.
Etex renew membership with Secured by Design
The UK’s leading provider of lightweight construction solutions, Etex Building Performance has renewed its membership with Secured by Design (SBD) under its Siniat brand.
Is M-Dock the answer to building 1.5m homes?
As part of Offsite Construction Week, we are inviting architects, contractors, developers, housebuilders and local authorities to an open day at our test house built using M-Dock in partnership with SIPCO in Liverpool.
SLR unveil new web app for identifying pockets of ‘grey belt’...
SLR have revealed a new web application designed to help identify areas that can contribute to the 'grey belt' for construction projects.
New taskforce to lead construction of new towns established
Sir Michael Lyons has been appointed the chair of the New Towns Taskforce, with support from Dame Kate Barker.
Tilbury Douglas completes new Passivhaus school
Tilbury Douglas have completed construction of a school on behalf of the Department for Education (DfE), built to Passivhaus standards, near Wolverhampton.
Dame Kate Barker makes recommendations to new housing minister
Dame Kate Barker, chair of the Radix Big Tent Housing Commission, outlines initial recommendations for the new housing minister, Matthew Pennycook MP.
Getting Britain building: What does the built environment need from the...
Construction industry needs solutions, stability and long-term policymaking from Sir Keir Starmer’s government, not just more reports on the problems we face, says David Barnes, head of policy and public affairs at the Chartered Institute of Building.
Study finds painted white ‘cool roofs’ most effective at cooling homes...
UCL research says white painted or reflectively coated 'cool roofs' are best for cooling London homes during summer heatwaves.
New Northstowe town set to have 50% affordable housing
Northstowe, a new town in development in Cambridgeshire by Homes England, Keepmoat Homes, and Capital&Centric, is set to have 3,000 new homes, half of which will be affordable housing.
Salford tower development to bring 3,300 new flats to city centre
Plans have been submitted to redevelop Regent Retail Park in Salford, with a tower that will become the third tallest building in the UK.
Actis welcomes new government’s housebuilding targets
New housebuilding targets introduced this week by the new UK government have been welcomed by insulation specialist Actis.
Secondary glazing provides new lease of life for the Old War...
Selectaglaze, specialists in bespoke secondary glazing, was chosen to bring its expertise to the Old War Office in Whitehall, London.
1 million UK social homes to benefit from mould and energy...
Switchee announces £5 million investment from Octopus Ventures and AXA IM Alts, as it targets installing its mould and energy bill-reducing device in 1 million UK social homes.