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Last week’s Budget… I don’t think we’re there yet

Tom O’Brien, director, O’Brien Contractors, reflects on the construction commitments made in last week’s Autumn Budget and why these need to go further.

The Procurement Act 2023: What subcontractors need to know in 2026

LHC Procurement Group launches new £2.34 billion public buildings framework

Why the draft London Plan could cost the capital £41bn a year – and how to plug the gap

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Cardiff and Vale housing partnership to deliver 2,500 homes

A Cardiff and Vale housing partnership, including two councils and Lovell, is set to deliver 2,500 new homes in the regions.

At least half of Scottish affordable housing needed in the east, say CIH

A new CIH report into Scottish affordable housing, showing a minimum of 15,693 affordable homes will be needed every year.

LRG director lays out UK housebuilding needs ahead of Labour conference

UK housebuilding needs is the topic of a new commentary by Tim Foreman, managing director at LRG, who writes ahead of the Labour conference.

New Planning Inspectorate checklist to boost examination efficiency

A new Planning Inspectorate checklist will be launched next month to streamline the examination of planning submissions.

Record-breaking number of government infrastructure approvals in Labour’s first year

Labour's first year in power has seen a record-breaking number of government infrastructure approvals with 21 decisions made.

Van Elle profit report warns of shortfall, blames BSA

A new Van Elle profit report warns that the Building Safety Act has caused delays and damaged the company's profits.

Built Environment Committee releases its preliminary findings on the New towns programme

The House of Lords Built Environment Committee has published its initial assessment on the New Towns programme, calling for a firmer vision with 'clear' leadership.

Five hot topics for surveyors in autumn 2025

Chartered Surveyor Jen Lemen BSc (Hons) FRICS examines key topics within construction that surveyors should be aware of.

UK built environment sector outpaces all other sectors

A new report by NLA has revealed that the UK built environment makes up 24% of the nation’s total Gross Value Added (GVA).

RTPI five year plan announced to boost planning

A new RTPI five year plan, titled Empower 2030, has been announced to boost planning and make the profession better.

Gov action needed before London housing delivery fails, says HBF

The Home Builders Federation have released their new report, titled Mind the Gap, detailing the dire state of London housing delivery.

The devil in the detail: Why data is crucial for the success of UK devolution

Jonathan Marwood, partner at Hartnell Taylor Cook, discusses devolution of powers to local authorities and the importance of data.

SOCOTEC UK and Ireland acquires major Irish infrastructure firm

Leading provider of testing, inspection and certification services, SOCOTEC UK and Ireland has today announced the acquisition of Lloyds Datum Group (LDG), experts in foundation testing, structural monitoring, geotechnical and environmental systems, headquartered in Belfast.

Building communities, not just buildings – construction’s role in regeneration

Across the UK, construction firms are playing a vital role in regeneration, creating communities that thrive, not just buildings that stand.

Steve Reed “absolutely committed” to 1.5m UK housing target

Speaking to reporters, Steve Reed has re-iterated the government's commitment to the 1.5m UK housing target.

Chancellor appoints new planning and infrastructure adviser

Catherine Howard, a planning lawyer, has been appointed by Rachel Reeves as the new planning and infrastructure adviser.

Is Build-to-Rent a new market in the UK housing sector?

Tim Barrett, chair of the Construction Alliance North East, discusses the future of the UK Build-to-Rent sector.

UK planning permissions at their lowest since 2012, warn HBF

The Home Builders Federation (HBF) has released a report warning the government that UK planning permissions are at their lowest since 2012.

Homes England-Vistry partnership designed for community delivery

A new Homes England-Vistry partnership has been signed to deliver mixed-tenure communities in several areas of England.

The mid-market opportunity: Why SME construction developers hold the key to solving Britain’s housing crisis

Andrew Kitley, founder and managing director of structural engineering firm, Kitall, discusses the role of SMEs in reaching housing targets.
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