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North Devon Link Road

DfT invests £60m for North Devon Link Road

The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced £60m funding for the A361, a key road linking Devon with the rest of the UK.
'Build it in Britain'

Labour challenges Government to ‘Build it in Britain’

The Labour party has pledged to ‘Build it in Britain’ and support 400,000 new jobs as part of the drive towards a clean economy.

BoKlok joins the NHBC Accepts scheme

NHBC has welcomed BoKlok to its acceptance scheme, which will help build confidence in innovative construction and enable MMC systems to be fast-tracked for warranty.
Victoria Riverside

Work underway on Victoria Riverside residential development

Developer JM Construction has started work on the next phase of its £50m Victoria Riverside residential development in Hunslet.
fasteners and fixings,

Fasteners, fixings and everything in between for fast track construction

Buildings need to come together more quickly than ever. To do so without compromising integrity and quality depends on every little detail. This detail comes right down to the fasteners and fixings that hold the building envelope together, explains David Fraser, NVELOPE® business unit manager at SFS UK.
Construction employment, skills, CITB

CITB calls on Government to invest in construction industry skills

Government investment is needed to support skills in the coming year to prevent a generation of talent being lost and boost construction employment, says CITB.
planning system, SME housebuilders

One in three housebuilders want ‘broken planning system’ fixed

One in three housebuilders want the ‘broken’ planning system fixed to boost construction activity, says the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) in response to the government’s consultation on the Planning White Paper.

Higgins completes Wooddene Estate in Peckham

Higgins Partnerships has completed the Wooddene Estate project in Peckham, South London for Notting Hill Genesis.
Modern Methods of Construction, MMC, new homes, AIMCH

Tackling the housing shortage: Wind and watertight in a day

With the Advanced Industrialised Methods for the Construction of Homes project reaching the halfway stage, project director Stewart Dalgarno provides an update on its progress to date and the next stage of the journey.
Social housing demand, Offsite

MMC, social housing and the environment

Offsite and Modern Methods of Construction can not only help us meet our increasing social housing demand but can boost our environmental progress too, writes John Skivington, group director at LHC Group.
development in Exeter

Plans in for build-to-rent development in Exeter

Developer Eutopia Homes has submitted a planning application for a second development in Exeter to deliver 51 new apartments.

How can planning departments adapt post Covid-19?

Here, Graeme Cooke, commercial director at DEF highlights some of the lessons planning customers have shared that might be useful for planning departments to help streamline their own processes in order to support a boost in the industry post-Covid-19.
modern methods of construction,

Can MMC help the housing industry recover from Covid-19?

The landscape post-Covid may well be a catalyst for the uptake of modern methods of construction and increasing use of digital technology, explains Hawkins\Brown’s partner, delivery director, Nigel Ostime.
Productive Placemaking

Productive Placemaking: Place, planning and productivity

Bob Blackman MP, chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Building Communities, discusses its latest report, Productive Placemaking.
digital twin, modular construction,

Do modular projects need digital twinning?

Nick Cowley, managing director of Euramax, explores how digital twin technology could benefit the modular construction industry.
Housing crisis, standard method,

Revised formula for assessing housing need: The North-South divide

Antony Pollard, head of economics at Turley, discusses the debate around the changes to the Standard Method in calculating housing need, and whether those changes square with the government’s levelling-up agenda.
Structural timber, carbon emissions

Structural Timber Association: Seize the opportunity to “build back better”

Andrew Carpenter, chief executive of the Structural Timber Association, discusses how structural timber systems can help the UK construction industry to “build back better” by delivering both quality and sustainability assurances.
Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, MMC, NHBC Accepts

Building confidence in offsite construction

NHBC innovation manager Richard Lankshear discusses the MoU, the growth of offsite systems and a new service, NHBC Accepts.
Stevenage regeneration, Mace

Green light for Stevenage town centre regeneration

Mace has received planning permission for SG1, the regeneration of Stevenage Town Centre.

20 years in offsite construction and counting

Fusion Building Systems, a well-established light steel frame superstructure manufacturer, celebrates two decades in the offsite construction sector this year. Head of business development Robert Clark discusses the changes the industry has seen since the year 2000 and takes a look at what’s yet to come.
MediaCityUK

Work begins on £70m residential scheme at MediaCityUK

Glenbrook has commenced construction on a new £70m, 280 apartment residential scheme at MediaCityUK.
sustainability, environmental impact, construction,

Tackling sustainability scepticism in the construction industry

Healthier, net zero carbon buildings will not be possible without changes in the construction sector. New technologies and ways of working are emerging but, argues Zisis Nikoloudis of Uponor, the industry must move quickly if it is to meet its sustainability goals.
Plaistow Hub, East London housing,

Vistry Partnerships wins Populo Living scheme in Plaistow

Populo Living has appointed Vistry Partnerships to deliver its Plaistow Hub regeneration project, a new £62m mixed-use residential scheme in East London.
affordable housing development

Cruden Building secures £11.5m affordable housing scheme

Cruden Building has been appointed to deliver an £11.5m affordable housing development at Maryhill in Glasgow.
Orchard Park,

Plans in for Orchard Park development in Cambridge

Cambridge Investment Partnership (CIP) has submitted a revised planning application to South Cambridgeshire District Council for the mixed-use development, Parcel L2, Orchard Park after working with Mole architects.
Building safety bill

The draft Building Safety Bill: Major reform on its way

The draft Building Safety Bill is intended to introduce major reforms of the safety regime in the wake of the Hackitt Review. Sue Ryan, partner at law firm Gowling WLG, examines the changes it puts forward.