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Why brownfield urban regeneration is key to economic growth
New research from British Land, Landsec, and The Berkeley Group reveals that brownfield urban regeneration in the UK can lead to significant economic growth and housing opportunities by 2035.
Government reveals timetable for Biodiversity Net Gain policy
The government has confirmed that legislation to enforce Biodiversity Net Gain rules will be introduced in November.
Is refurbishment the answer to meeting UK housing demand?
With the UK’s ongoing housing crisis seeming to go from bad to worse, could refurbishment be the answer to meeting UK housing demand? Carl Yale, Lovell, explores.
Bellway to deliver housing development with sustainable heating systems
Innovative energy-efficiency tools will be used on a new housing development in Swanley, Kent, as part of Bellway’s plans to move towards more sustainable heating systems.
Redrow plans 90-hectare housing development between Rochdale and Middleton
Redrow has applied to build a new housing development, community amenities, and landscaping across nearly 90 hectares of land between Rochdale and Middleton.
Unleashing the potential of artificial intelligence in construction
David Johnson, pre-construction director at Volumetric Building Companies, looks at the use of artificial intelligence in construction and why the sector should embrace this new technology.
Green belt reform: Why a review is long overdue
The distinction between green belt and brownfield land isn’t as clear cut as we think, says Joshua Bond of Bond Land.
How can retirement communities tackle the social care crisis?
In this article, Andrew Milsom, NHBC, explores the rising demand for retirement communities as the UK seeks a solution to its ageing population and social care crisis.
Nutrient neutrality reform blocked by House of Lords
The House of Lords voted down the Government's planned nutrient neutrality reform, after a strong response from environmental groups criticised the plans.
Construction output slips after two months of growth
New construction output figures published by the ONS today (13 September) show a decline for July 2023 following two months of growth.
Fusion Steel Framing and The Hill Group join forces for Kew...
The light steel framing solutions company, Fusion Steel Framing, has hired housebuilder The Hill Group to work on the redevelopment of the Kew Bridge Rise project in West London.
A Secured by Design addition to the Salford skyline with composite...
Local residents in Salford will have noticed the appearance of a new twenty-three-story residential tower block with composite windows in the New Bailey region known as ‘C1’.
Industry reacts to Government scrapping nutrient neutrality rules
The Government is scrapping nutrient neutrality legislation to boost housebuilding- but experts say UK rivers would be at increased risk of pollution.
Premier Guarantee gears up for InSite: Building safety and standards with...
Premier Guarantee will once again host expert speakers, such as Leon Livermore, to discuss the key issues facing the construction industry this year.
Grayson partners with the Association of Brickwork Contractors to improve training
The construction materials supplier, Grayson, has become a supporter of the Association of Brickwork Contractors.
NHBC launches Housing Association insights collection
NHBC has brought together leaders in housing association development to share their thoughts on this increasingly very important sector.
Actis CPD modules offer thermal efficiency guidance for revised Building Regulations
Insulation specialist Actis has created new learning resources and thermal efficiency guidance with the launch of their latest CPD modules.
Industry concerned over the impact of CE marking on construction products
Manufacturers have urged the government to consider construction products after the decision to extend the European CE marking system indefinitely.
Tackling the construction skills shortage through bricklaying hubs
With the industry facing a construction skills shortage and in need of thousands of new workers in the next few years, NHBC is investing in a network of bricklaying training hubs to provide a flow of skilled apprentices to sites across the UK.
Supporting housebuilders and developers with A-rated warranties
ICW Group, with offices in London, Belfast and the North East, operates right across the UK delivering A-rated warranties and building control services. The company has earned an excellent reputation as a dependable partner to builders, developers, brokers, and homeowners.
Ramboll welcomes Kosh Kar as director for regenerative cities
The engineering and sustainability consultancy firm, Ramboll, has appointed Kosh Kar as director for its regenerative cities team.
Frameworks to support the public sector with mission zero and buildings...
Energy efficiency, retrofit and compliance are all top of the agenda for the latest LHC public sector frameworks.
Disability housing inquiry from Levelling Up Committee now seeking evidence
The Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee has launched an inquiry into how to ensure that people with disabilities have access to accessible and adaptable housing in England.
Second staircase threshold lowered to 18 metres
Previously set at 30 metres, second staircases will now be required in all buildings taller than 18 metres, per Housing Secretary Michael Gove.
Why “beauty” and “gentle density” will throw NPPF reforms into disorder
PPF reforms emphasise “beauty” and “gentle density” in development – but these vague and unquantifiable terms will only cause more uncertainty in a system already under strain, argues Grant Leggett of Boyer.
Over a hundred potential job losses at Redrow, staff are warned
Job losses are on the horizon at Redrow, as the company confirms plans to close two offices in the South of England and reduce head office staff.