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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.
The planning bill environmental impact has been criticised by 30+ nature groups

Nature groups send letter regarding planning bill environmental impact

A group of UK nature groups have sent a letter to the government criticising the planning bill environmental impact.
Pan-European insulation specialist Actis, which is determined to encourage more sustainable construction manufacturers, is keen to share its “doing more with less” and “inspired by nature” principles with fellow professionals

Hybris & Eolis HC insulation: Actis shares its ‘inspired by nature’...

Pan-European insulation specialist Actis, which is determined to encourage more sustainable construction manufacturers, is keen to share its “doing more with less” and “inspired by nature” principles with fellow professionals.
Artist impression of the new Cambridge waste water plant and surrounding land

[VIDEO] Cambridge waste water plant granted permission to relocate

The Cambridge waste water plant has been granted permission to relocate to North East Cambridge as part of regeneration efforts.
A multibillion-pound Universal theme park in Bedford will create 20,000 jobs in construction and bring in 8 million visitors a year

Universal selects Bedford for first European theme park

A multibillion-pound Universal theme park in Bedfordshire is projected to create 20,000 jobs in construction and bring in 8 million visitors a year.
Aerial view of Cambridge North, delivered by the Network Rail property company

Network Rail property company to bring first homes in Cambridge

The Network Rail property company is working with the Blocwork JV to deliver a residential area in Cambridge North.
As the demand for more efficient and cost-effective project delivery grows, traditional procurement methods are becoming outdated

Unlocking the future of construction procurement: the power of data-driven solutions

The construction industry is evolving rapidly, and procurement is no exception. As the demand for faster, more efficient, and cost-effective project delivery grows, traditional procurement methods are becoming outdated and inefficient.
The Scottish electricity network investment will upgrade Scotlands power lines and transformers, such as those seen here

SSEN announce Scottish electricity distribution investment

SSEN has announced a new Scottish electricity distribution investment programme with five companies leading the delivery.
In 2026, The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces will relaunch as 'Stone & Surfaces', swapping its biennial schedule for an annual show

Media 10 acquires The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces – with...

In 2026, The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces will relaunch as 'Stone & Surfaces'.
The Scottish Heat in Buildings bill will no longer require home owners to replace their heat systems legally

Scottish Heat in Buildings bill scraps legal requirement

An announcement has been made stating that the Scottish Heat in Buildings bill is having its legal requirements removed.
Lora Brill left and Claire Racine right, Ramboll's new sustainability leads

Ramboll boosts building sustainability team with promotion and new senior hire

Ramboll has promoted Lora Brill to global head of sustainability for buildings and Claire Racine has joined the team as UK head of sustainability for buildings.
Concept of a balcony in the London Liverpool Street plan

Network Rail submits London Liverpool Street planning application

A London Liverpool Street planning application has been submitted by Network Rail, promising to allow 200m passengers per year.
Professional Heavy Industry Worker Wearing Helmet Welding Inside Oil and Gas Pipe. Construction of the Oil, Natural Gas and Biofuels Transport Pipeline. Industrial Manufacturing Factory, representing hinkley point c strike

Hinkley Point C tunnellers strike called off

Over 100 tunnellers working on a Balfour Beatty contract at Hinkley Point C were due to go on strike today regarding a pay dispute.
The offsite housing construction will see the homes built in a factory setting

Offsite housing construction contract awarded to TALO

TALO have been awarded an offsite housing construction contract for a housing scheme in Kent, while the homes will be pre-built in Finland.
The countdown is on - in just one week, the Heat Pump Summit will bring together the boldest voices driving the future of clean heat

One week to go to the Heat Pump Summit- get your...

The countdown is on - in just one week, the Heat Pump Summit will bring together the boldest voices driving the future of clean heat.
Sub-contractor mental health is the latest aspect being tackled by Mates in Mind in partnership with Seddon

Sub-contractor mental health supported by Seddon and Mates in Mind

Seddon and Mates in Mind have teamed up to expand the facilities and services available to handle sub-contractor mental health.
Digital Construction Week (DCW), the UK’s biggest event for digital innovation in the built environment, is set to return to ExCeL London on 4-5 June 2025

Digital Construction Week 2025 announces first wave of speakers

Digital Construction Week (DCW), the UK’s biggest event for digital innovation in the built environment, is set to return to ExCeL London on 4-5 June 2025.
Tamping Machine, an example of the machine required in the Network Rail supplier contracts

New Network Rail supplier contracts total £1.1bn

Four new Network Rail supplier contracts have been announced, totalling up to £1.1bn, and lasting for eight years.
Sustainability in architecture could be greatly improved by considering it earlier in the process

Sustainability in architecture ignored during planning, says report

A new report by NBS has shown that there is a worrying disconnect between consideration and addressing sustainability in architecture.
Pat Ritchie will chair Homes England for up to 18 months whilst a new permanent chair is sought, after current chair Peter Freeman steps down at the end of April

Pat Ritchie to act as interim chair of Homes England for...

Pat Ritchie will chair Homes England for up to 18 months whilst a new permanent chair is sought, after current chair Peter Freeman steps down at the end of April.
The Build Chain asks what does the future of construction procurement look like? And how can professionals stay ahead of these changes?

The future of construction procurement: what you need to know

The Build Chain asks what does the future of construction procurement look like? And how can subcontractors, housebuilders, and procurement professionals stay ahead of these changes?
Procurement Hub are joining UKCW as strategic partner for the show's Buyers Lounge on 7-9 May 2025 after their success in Birmingham in 2024

UK Construction Week announces strategic partnership with Procurement Hub for show’s...

Procurement Hub are joining UKCW as strategic partner for the show's Buyers Lounge on 7-9 May 2025 after their success in Birmingham in 2024.
Clarence Dock in Leeds, not far from where the Eastgate Quarter regeneration will take place

£1bn Eastgate Quarter regeneration project acquired

A £1bn Eastgate Quarter regeneration deal has been made by a joint venture to develop a residential area in the heart of Leeds.
The London Luton airport expansion will nearly double the passengers per year

London Luton airport expansion granted consent

Consent has been granted for the London Luton airport expansion, originally applied for in 2023, and will nearly double passengers per year.
The UK’s Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) has announced it will remain in Leeds for a fifth consecutive year, for 2026

UKREiiF to return to Leeds in 2026

The UK’s Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) has announced it will remain in Leeds for a fifth consecutive year, for 2026.
Insulation specialist Actis is putting its weight behind an organisation which campaigns for more energy and water efficient homes across the UK

Actis adds its voice to NHIC’s carbon reduction campaign

Insulation specialist Actis is putting its weight behind an organisation which campaigns for more energy and water efficient homes across the UK.