New Homes England strategy announced
A new Homes England strategy for 2025-2030 has been announced to encourage new and improved collaboration and accelerate homes delivery.
Latest ONS figures see construction output fall by 0.3%
The Office for National Statistics has reported a slow October for UK construction, with both total and monthly output on the decline.
[VIDEO] Local planning inspector recruitment to begin in earnest in new...
The Planning Inspectorate will begin a recruitment drive for local planning inspectors in the new year to tackle the shortage.
From forms to flows: How intelligent data capture can transform field...
There’s a recently developed, more modern way of managing field operations that begins with seemingly simple form submissions and makes the most of data collection from sites.
Product of the Year award win underlines dedication of Payapps’ team
Hear more about Payapps's time at the Construction Computing Awards in London, meeting with some of the outstanding businesses and innovations from across the entire built environment.
Nearly 100% recycled brick now available for retail at B&Q
B&Q are now selling the Kenoteq K-Briq, a nearly 100% recycled brick, supplying bricks to more environmentally conscious DIYers.
Lords Committee deems Building Safety Regulator delays “unacceptable”
Inconsistent product standards, an ageing workforce and "unacceptable" delays at the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) are some of the issues identified in a recent House of Lords Committee report.
Construction debris accounted for 830 road incidents over nine months
A press release by National Highways has shown that construction debris has made up over 15% of their road incidents.
AI goes on site: How digital tools are quietly transforming construction...
Artificial intelligence (AI), digital portals and structured data are reshaping how quality is managed – and, crucially, how risk is understood by lenders and insurers.
Planning bodies urge councils to factor climate change in planning
The RTPI and the TCPA are urging local councils to factor in climate change in planning decisions for housing and other projects.
Actis becomes patron of UNESCO World Heritage site
Insulation specialist Actis, whose HQ is in South West France, has become a corporate patron of UNESCO World Heritage site the Canal du Midi - its latest commitment to protecting the environment.
Uncertainty is damaging the Scottish building industry
Paul Mitchell of the Scottish Building Federation has written about how uncertainty is affecting the Scottish building industry.
UK Build to Rent must become mainstream, says LRG expert
Justine Edmonds of LRG has written a statement with her thoughts on the future of the UK Build to Rent sector.
UKGBC report shows focus on resilience in the built environment
The UK Green Building Council's (UKGBC) new report shows the industry is increasingly focused on resilience in the built environment.
Bridge Civil Engineering case study: innovating to prevent site delays
Re-Flow Field Management presents a case study of Bridge Civil Engineering being helped by Re-Flow's software and methods.
How AI is transforming the future of the built environment
Artificial Intelligence has been part of our technological landscape for years, but its capabilities are rapidly advancing. The construction industry, in particular, is witnessing unprecedented changes driven by AI, with technology being used in ways unimaginable just a year ago. Benedict Wallbank, partnerships and digital construction strategy manager at Trimble, discusses further.
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust creates smart estate with digital twin
Indoor mapping is playing a central role in the modernisation of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s estates and facilities department.
FMB builder contract templates updated in wake of changed building standards
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) builder contract templates have been updated to reflect updated building standards.
Keep your EPCs valid and your buildings compliant with SOCOTEC
With the future of MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards) under review and the EPC reform consultation now closed, there’s a lot of uncertainty around what’s next. But there are steps you can take now to stay compliant and protect your assets.
The Aarhus Convention in the UK: A frustrating hurdle or a...
Ben Standing, partner in planning and environment at Browne Jacobson, explores the benefits and challenges of the Aarhus Convention in the UK.
Work moves forward on HS2’s longest green tunnel
After the road has been re-aligned, work can continue on what will be HS2's longest green tunnel, the Greatworth tunnel.
Property Health App: Your shield against damp & mould
Say hello to the future of safer and healthier structures for those who live, work and learn in them. We are conducting Masterclass sessions to inform you of this process in detail.
AEC Technology Outlook 2026: Where is UK construction heading?
Bluebeam’s new AEC Technology Outlook 2026 surveys industry professionals around the world to uncover how the balance between control and innovation is shaping the next phase of transformation.
The all-seeing eye: Big Data’s strategic edge in UK T&D projects
Big Data analysis enables project teams to move from reactive problem-solving toward proactive risk prevention, writes Shubham Kadam of Burns & McDonnell.
Firms urged to be aware of upcoming asbestos regulation consultation
Clarke Willmott has released a statement urging construction firms to keep up with the upcoming HSE asbestos regulation consultation.
Majority of grey belt developments to be built on undeveloped green...
New research from the CPRE countryside charity has found that most grey belt developments are actually taking up untouched green belt land.