BRE sets out 100-day roadmap for new Labour Government
BRE's 100-day roadmap calls for the Government to prioritise low-carbon innovation in construction, improving EPCs, and the creation of a Decent Homes Standard for the Private Rented Sector.
RIBA launches competition to design Fleming Centre life sciences facility
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced a design competition for the Fleming Centre at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London.
Labour ends Tories’ “absurd” on-shore wind ban
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed that the new Government would lift the ban on on-shore wind developments, which has been in place for nearly a decade.
Will Labour’s New Towns plan solve the housing crisis?
People live in houses, not planning permissions. Solving the housing crisis is at least a two-parliament problem, says David Blackadder-Weinstein, Director, Strategic Communications at Turley.
World of Modular Europe to bring industry insights and expertise to...
John McMullen, PCM and marketing director of the Modular Building Institute, looks at the exciting offerings at World of Modular Europe.
How to ensure your SME is considered for a framework
Shamayne Harris, head of procurement at Pagabo, shares valuable inside knowledge on how every business from SMEs upwards can give themselves the best chance of being considered for placement and unlocking a new income stream.
EV charging infrastructure: An opportunity for developers
There’s never been a better time to invest in electric vehicle (EV) charging technology. All new build homes in England now require EV charging points and the demand for EV charging infrastructure at new property developments is increasing.
The New Era: Labour Government and the future of the UK...
Labour’s manifesto outlined a series of ambitious plans to address the housing crisis, emphasising affordability, sustainability, and community empowerment. Here’s a closer look at how the housing landscape is expected to evolve under this new administration.
Crest Nicholson rejects bid from rivals Avant
After rejecting Bellway's £650m takeover bid, Crest Nicholson has revealed they also turned down an offer of an 'all-share' partnership from Avant.
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves to prioritise house building in first official...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will make her first major speech in the role today, speaking to business leaders about prioritising housebuilding to build economic growth.
Construction industry reacts to historic Labour win
With a majority of 85 seats and counting, Labour will lead the next government, with Sir Keir Starmer becoming prime minister.
What does the Labour manifesto promise for UK construction?
Curious about what Labour's 400+ seat victory means for UK construction? PBC Today recaps the key points from the Labour manifesto.
Construction output continues to rise, reveals UK construction PMIs
Construction output in the UK continued to grow in the second quarter of the year, despite a fall in housing activity.
70% rise in construction deaths in last five years, HSE warns
New data from the Health and Safety Executive has found that there has been a 70% rise in the number of construction deaths since the pandemic.
What needs to change to accelerate the energy transition?
With a new Parliament and sturdy majority, what will Labour do to address the looming deadlines for the clean energy transition?
How to improve accessibility in modern office renovations
About Access’ Ian Streets explains that improving accessibility from the outset is key to any modernisation effort.
[VIDEO] CIBSE unveils “Building Performance Reimagined” project
CIBSE has launched the Building Performance Reimagined initiative, aimed at transforming the landscape of building engineering and sustainability.
Pro-development policy must be prioritised by next government, says construction industry
According to a new survey, pro-development policy must take precedence if the construction industry is to achieve its full investment potential in the future.
FIEC urges against reclassification of recycled aggregates
The European Construction Industry Federation (FIEC) has warned against the reclassification of recycled or recovered aggregates from construction and demolition waste under the REACH regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of Chemicals).
Energising utilities: Re-flow’s cutting-edge solutions and key takeaways from InstallerSHOW
Late June saw Re-flow visit the InstallerSHOW in the Birmingham NEC, where they delved into challenging the skills crisis with apprenticeships, delivering net zero.
Green skills desperately required in built environment
According to new data from the University College of Estate Management, professionals in the built environment say they desperately need candidates with green skills.
Actis expands its specification team with appointment of former builders’ merchant
Insulation specialist Actis has expanded its technical team with the appointment of a builders' merchant and specification manager exclusively focused on the East of England.
What are the advantages of building on a brownfield site?
Stefano Lobban, director at Herts Tools, explores the advantages of building on brownfield sites.
Landmark ruling opens polluting water companies to private prosecutions
A landmark Supreme Court judgement will open legal avenues to sue water companies for dumping sewage into waterways.
Construction industry braces for General Election 2024
As the country prepares to go to the polls tomorrow for the 2024 general election, the construction industry turns its focus to the next government.
Re:volve Real Estate appoints Melanie Jones as senior operations director
Wilmslow-based property and asset management firm Re:volve Real Estate has announced the senior hire of Melanie Jones in the newly created role of senior operations director.