Third HS2 Northolt Tunnel breaks through
The third of four tunnel boring machines has broken through in the HS2 Northolt Tunnel, with the dig expected to be finished this summer.
UCEM renamed to University of the Built Environment
The University College of Estate Management has renamed itself to the University of the Built Environment to reflect its modern values.
New Towns, new communities, new approach: The case for integrated delivery
New Towns present a huge opportunity but to avoid the mistakes of the past, we must rethink not only what we build but how we build it, write Dr Deb Upadhyaya and Andrew Alsbury of AtkinsRéalis
What to do after a commercial fleet accident: insurance and legal...
If a commercial fleet accident occurs, having a clear action plan can be the difference between a swift resolution and costly complications.
Environmental Delivery Plans: Will they deliver?
James Clark, partner in the Planning & Environment team at law firm Foot Anstey, examines the Planning & Infrastructure Bill’s proposals for Environmental Delivery Plans.
Industry reacts to Labour spending review
Rachel Reeves has delivered the Labour spending review, with reactions from leading industry members showing support.
ROCKWOOL builds fire safety offering with investment in global fire-stopping centre...
Insulation manufacturer ROCKWOOL has launched a new global centre of excellence for fire-stopping at Hams Hall, on the outskirts of Birmingham, where it will manufacture a new best-in-class range of products.
[VIDEO] Waltham Connect receives ATLAS award for secure, design-led approach
A major new business park in Waltham Abbey, Essex, has been recognised with a Secured by Design (SBD) ATLAS Award for Commercial Development, following its successful delivery of a safe, secure and high-quality industrial environment.
Vince Arnold appointed as CIBSE President for 2025–2026
Vince Arnold has been announced as the new President of CIBSE, taking over from Fiona Cousins, as confirmed during the Institution’s AGM on 10 June 2025.
Rachel Reeves to announce affordable housing boost in spending review
Details have been confirmed ahead of the spending review with an affordable housing boost and a rise to the social rent cap.
BRE appoints new chief executive officer
A new BRE chief executive officer has been announced in Ian Shapiro, set to take up the role in September after Gillian Charlesworth retires.
How to implement a successful digital twin for the AECO industry
Digital twins offer transformative potential for the AECO industry; however, two main problems are hindering their successful delivery: the sector’s disconnected work processes and the disagreement between building owners and AECO professionals over their value, writes Taylor Cupp, vice-president of Hexagon’s Building Solutions.
Inside the NSAI process: Demystifying MMC certification for the Irish market
As Ireland’s Modern Methods of Construction sector continues its rapid expansion, head of MMC certification with the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI), Martin Searson, sits down for an in-depth interview with Irish correspondent Carol Tallon to discuss how his team is working to support industry growth while maintaining rigorous standards.
Building on net zero momentum: highlights from Utility Week Live 2025
Discover insights from this year’s Utility Week Live, including the impact of GB Energy and the overall strength of the UK’s net zero push – along with concerns about political disruption.
[VIDEO]HS2 M6 viaduct begins sliding process
The first of three sections of the HS2 M6 viaduct has been slid into place over the M42 sliproad, 11 hours ahead of time.
Sizewell C to receive £14.2bn government investment
The government has announced an investment of more than £14bn into Sizewell C, creating around 10,000 jobs.
PODCAST: Pioneering hybrid modular construction system to tackle the housing crisis
Can a mix of modular construction systems and panelized solutions be the key to solving the UK's housing crisis? DJ, co-founder and COO of Sano, a UK-based team of innovators dedicated to rethinking the possibilities of housing technologies, believes they can.
Government launches planning upgrade with Extract AI tool
A new Extract AI tool has been launched to streamline the planning application and approval process for local authorities and developers.
Facilities management experts send open letter on Employment Rights Bill
An open letter regarding the employment rights bill has been sent to Parliament by professionals in the facilities management sector.
Digital-first procurement: Why software is now essential for construction efficiency
The construction sector has been undergoing a steady digital shift - but one area still lagging behind is procurement.
Understanding Efficacy Cover: silent vs. specific coverage in business insurance
If you’re in an industry where system performance is crucial—such as fire protection, security, or safety equipment—it’s vital to understand how efficacy coverage impacts your liability and professional indemnity insurance.
HBF report shows new home planning permission approvals at a low
The Housing Pipeline report for Q1 2025 shows that new home planning permission approvals are at a concerning all time low.
Affordable housing leaders send letter to Parliament
An affordable housing letter has been sent to Matthew Pennycook from BusinessLDN, calling for a more ambitious programme.
Future Homes Standard updated to have solar panels by default
The Future Homes Standard is set to make new build solar panels the default, taking a step closer to national net zero.
BREEAM Awards 2025 winners announced
The winners of the BREEAM awards 2025 have been announced with entries coming from all over the UK and Europe.
UK tech decarbonises Gibraltar with dynamic simulation engine
Gibraltar has appointed a UK climate tech firm to roll out Dynamic Simulation Modelling (DSM) technology that will facilitate net-zero design of new buildings, compliant with local building regulations.