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Is the Labour new homes target achievable

Is the 1.5m Labour new homes target realistic?

Tim Foreman, managing director of land and new homes at LRG, and Lawrence Turner, director at Boyer, the Labour new homes target.
Modern Methods of Construction include modular construction, as seen here

Why use Modern Methods of Construction?

Tim Barrett, chair of Construction Alliance North East, discusses the benefits brought by Modern Methods of Construction.
Building Approvers understands the key role of a Building Regulations Principal Designer in projects involving multi-disciplinary design

Ensuring compliance and safety with Building Approvers

The Building Safety Act of 2022 has brought about significant changes in legislation and culture, emphasising the crucial role of a Building Regulations Principal Designer in projects involving multi-disciplinary design teams.
Sustainable lighting solutions have become a cornerstone of the evolving certification of both new builds and renovations- and Maytoni is here to help

Buildings get the green light! Sustainable lighting certification in European construction...

Sustainable lighting solutions have become a cornerstone of the evolving certification of both new builds and renovations- and Maytoni is here to help.
RICS is calling on members to help tackle crime with an update to the Financial Crime Standard

RICS calls on members to respond to the Financial Crime Standard

RICS is asking its members to respond to a consultation on a revision to their Financial Crime Standard, tackling new avenues for the crime.
Planning permission was received from the Welsh Government for the UK's first carbon capture-enabled cement works – five months ahead of schedule

UK’s first carbon capture-enabled cement works secures planning permission

Planning permission was received from the Welsh Government for the UK's first carbon capture-enabled cement works – five months ahead of schedule.
Warrington Town Centre, site of the Homes England housing development acquirement

Largest Homes England housing development site acquired

A Homes England development site in Warrington has been acquired by the agency, the largest acquisition to date.
Aerial view of the Scunthorpe steelworks, saved by the British Steel bill

British Steel bill passed in less than seven hours

A British Steel bill was passed on Friday allowing the government to take control of the company and prevent it from closing.
Smart city and communication network concept. 5G. IoT (Internet of Things), representing AEC industry trends

Key trends reshaping the AEC industry

An exclusive conversation with Eduardo Lazzarotto, chief product & strategy officer at ALLPLAN, about AEC industry trends.
In construction, every decision impacts your bottom line—from where you source materials to how quickly you secure the best price

How data-driven procurement helps you stay competitive

In construction, every decision impacts your bottom line—from where you source materials to how quickly you secure the best price.
The Heat Pump Summit 2025 has been rescheduled to 16th September 2025 after a serious structural issue was identified at the venue

Heat Pump Summit rescheduled to September 2025

The Heat Pump Summit 2025 has been rescheduled to 16th September 2025 after a serious structural issue was identified at the venue.
Concept of the Nobu tower in Deansgate, Manchester

Robert De Niro tower granted planning permission

The Nobu Tower has been granted planning permission and is expected to begin on site construction later this year.
The two extensions for the HS2 anti-sonic boom tunnel

First HS2 anti-sonic boom tunnel completed

Extensions have been added to the Chiltern Tunnel to prevent sonic booms as the train travels over 200mph from the entrance.
The RICS property survey March 2025 shows house prices have remained flat

RICS property survey March 2025 shows little growth

The RICS property survey March 2025 shows little growth as the line remains flat throughout most of the UK.
HMP Millsike

HMP Millsike, UK’s first ‘all electric’ prison, officially opens

The UK’s first all-electric prison, developed by Pick Everard, Kier and the MoJ, has officially opened in York.
ONS stats February 2025 shows a mild growth in construction output

ONS stats February 2025 shows mild growth for industry

ONS stats February 2025 show a monthly growth in construction output, but a flat line for quarterly output.
In today’s fast-paced, cost-sensitive, and sustainability-driven construction environment, procurement has become a major pressure point

Power up your buyer: the smarter way to take control of...

Procurement has always been a vital part of construction. But in today’s fast-paced, cost-sensitive, and sustainability-driven environment, it’s also become a major pressure point.

[Video] Fireco: 80 new fire doors required for residential flats in...

Situated within walking distance of Regent’s Park, Lord’s View One is a purpose-built residential block overlooking Lord’s Cricket Ground, in St. John’s Wood, London. As the building has recently been fully refurbished, it was a timely opportunity to upgrade the fire doors.

AEC software: bridging the global labour gap

The UK construction industry urgently needs more people. Our latest eBook unpacks how AEC software is helping bridge the global labour gap.
Worsbrough reservoir in the village of Worsbrough, Barnsley in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, the same region that the Doncaster Sheffield Airport is located

Doncaster Sheffield Airport receives government support to reopen

Doncaster Sheffield Airport is set to receive a £30m investment as the government backs the mayor's plans to reopen the hub.
The CIC housing target inquiry will gather evidence to help the 1.5m new homes target

CIC housing target inquiry calls for evidence

A new CIC housing target inquiry has been launched with calls for evidence regarding the question around the 1.5m new homes target.
The MPA calls on NISTA to boost UK infrastructure delivery

MPA call on NISTA to boost infrastructure delivery

The MPA call on NISTA to boost delivery of major infrastructure projects, as in recent years infrastructure such as HS2 have seen delays.
The Thames flood prediction tool helps ensure there is enough time for barrier maintenance

Thames flood prediction tool calculates barrier maintenance time

A Thames flood prediction tool is being used to calculate the average number of times the Thames Barrier needs to be closed per year.
Solibri now offers the world’s leading model checker in the cloud for both Revit and OpenBIM with Solibri Checkpoint

From risk to reliability with Solibri’s cloud-based BIM model validation

For over 25 years, Solibri has been dedicated to ensuring model quality within open standards. It now offers the world’s leading model checker in the cloud for both Revit and OpenBIM.
Here’s how one easy-to-use resource scheduling package can overhaul your workflow and transform your business – by providing full visibility

Smart resource scheduling: gain speed, clarity, and flexibility

Here’s how one easy-to-use package can overhaul your workflow and transform your business – by providing full visibility and a suite of intuitive management tools.
The new NISTA council will support infrastructure delivery in the UK

New NISTA council appointed for 2025

A new NISTA council has been appointed to support the government body in its decision making for infrastructure projects.