Actis backs the Women into Home Building programme
The Women into Home Building programme, aimed at encouraging more women into construction as a career, has been welcomed by insulation specialist Actis.
Embracing adaptive reuse and resilient design
Our world isn’t static, and our buildings can’t be either. Ageing commercial and residential buildings waste energy, and new regulations increasingly mandate sustainability. Could adaptive reuse be the answer?
David Corfield invests in Sterling DCS to support growth
Former CCS UK co-founder and director, David Corfield, joins Sterling to drive innovation in pre-construction cost planning, estimating, and life cycle management.
HS2 unveils new design for Birmingham Curzon Street Station
HS2 has revealed the newest updates to Birmingham Curzon Street Station in new designs intended to enhance passenger experience.
Digital Markets, Competition & Consumer Act: A quick guide for housebuilders...
The Digital Markets, Competition & Consumer Act is expected to come into force this autumn and will herald a transformative shift in the UK’s digital landscape, with far-reaching implications for businesses across all sectors.
Balfour Beatty fined by HSE after death of worker
Balfour Beatty are being fined by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) after a worker lost their life on the job and another worker was injured
CALA group sold to Ferguson Bidco Ltd
Legal & General Group Plc (L&G) has announced the sale of the housebuilder CALA Group to Ferguson Bidco Limited.
Muse joins the Passivhaus Trust
Muse, Morgan Sindall's nationwide placemaker and urban regeneration business, has joined the Passivhaus Trust.
NRH to take over Net Zero stage at UKCW for a...
UK Construction Week (UKCW) has announced that the National Retrofit Hub (NRH) will take over the Net Zero stage on 02 October.
Construction professionals brace for autumn with Actis’ RIBA-approved CPD training
Architects, specifiers, builders and building control officers gear up for autumn with Actis' RIBA-approved CPD modules - 'Tomorrow's Insulation Solutions for Future Homes Standards' and 'Addressing the Performance Gap with Reflective Insulation'.
Birmingham’s Perry Barr development achieve SBD Gold standard
A number of residential apartments and commercial units within Birmingham’s Perry Barr development, including extra care homes, have achieved Secured by Design (SBD) Gold Awards for their security features.
How BIM drives sustainable stadia developments for Olympic Games
Building life after the Olympics is about learning lessons about legacy and the role of technology in creating sustainable stadia developments, states Marc Nezet, chief strategy officer & chief division officer of the operate & manage division, Nemetschek Group.
How can field management software help landscaping professionals with their operations?
Landscaping professionals play a huge role in shaping our environment, from enhancing sustainability to ensuring the beauty and safety of our shared spaces. Discover five reasons why leading landscaping firms have chosen Re-flow to manage their field operations.
Caddick Construction takes on new design director
Caddick Construction has taken on Jason Clarke to fill the role of design director, a newly created role for the company.
Procurement Act 2023 pushed to February 2025
The UK Government has released a statement saying that the planned Procurement Act 2023 has been delayed to February 2025.
Former Autodesk VP Don Henrich joins Sterling DCS as an Advisor
Industry veteran Don Henrich Joins Sterling DCS as an Advisor to guide the company in expanding market research and accelerating growth in cost and carbon estimating solutions.
Woking based high-rise development prepared for superfast broadband
UK Connect has overseen the network transformation of Smart City high-rise development in Woking, Harrington Place.
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.
Glenigan September review shows construction starts down
Glenigan has released their September Construction Review, showing that construction starts are down as the industry awaits the October budget.
Seeing is believing: Building trust with 3D visualisations and digital twins
3D real-time visualisation through digital twins can create “living, breathing” building models that enhance collaboration, sustainability and innovation, writes Dr Jimmy Abualdenien, head of digital twin product at the Nemetschek Group.
New construction framework can help government manage waste
Reconomy have launched a new construction framework intended to help the new government to reform construction waste management.
Scottish green hydrogen plant still bogged down after four years
A Scottish green hydrogen plant is still awaiting its construction start four years after the plans were revealed.
Construction begins on sustainable bungalows in Wolverhampton
Eight new sustainable bungalows have begun construction in Bushbury, Wolverhampton, supported by a £600,000 grant.
Professional indemnity insurance contract: A guide for construction and design professionals
Understand your Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) contract with this guide from Clarke Williams, tailored specifically for professionals in the construction and design industry, such as electrical engineers, architects, and contractors.
43% of new construction companies failed in last five years
An analysis by AB Drylining on information provided by Companies House has shown that between 2019 and 2023, 43% of new construction companies failed.
Cumbrian coal mine deemed unlawful
Planning permission has been removed for a controversial Cumbrian coal mine as the High Court has deemed it unlawful.