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reflection of a woman looking at the ostomy bag in the mirror at home. colon cancer, representing the need to take a pan-disability approach in design

Joined-up thinking is key to taking a pan-disability approach to design

About Access' Ian Streets examines how accommodations for some may come at the perceived expense of others and how a pan-disability approach to design helps elude such complications.
On 15 April 2025, the Heat Pump Summit will unite industry professionals and policymakers to discuss how heat pumps will enable net zero

Two weeks to go: secure your tickets for the Heat Pump...

Returning for its second year on 15 April 2025, in partnership with Hive, the Heat Pump Summit will unite senior leaders from across the industry, central and local government to discuss the role of heat pumps in achieving net zero.
United States Stock Market Entering Another Bull Market Phase High Quality, representing American investment in uk commercial property

America biggest overseas investor in UK commercial property in 2024, spending...

American investors deployed £13.6bn into the UK’s commercial property market in 2024, more than double the amount spent in 2023.
The new school construction framework will bring more schools over the next six-eight years

DoE’s new school construction framework to be established

The Department of Education is establishing a new school construction framework to replace the one that expires this November.
Viki Bell, the new CEA CEO

New CEA CEO appointed from April

A new CEA CEO has been announced from April this year, with Viki Bell stepping up from director of operations.
Flood defence schemes are hopes to prevent issues like this

Government to build more than 1,000 flood defence schemes

Over 1,000 flood defence schemes have been announced by the government and Environment Agency in a £2.65bn investment package.
Full length view of diverse business group photographed through window as they listen to standing creative director and discuss ideas, representing new board appointees at Arup

Former Costain CEO and BDP International leads join Arup board

Andrew Wyllie CBE and Kathy Harper have been appointed by Arup Trustees to join a new strategic oversight board as non-executive members.
When TMI began subcontracting for councils and government bodies, they wanted to present their site reporting in a more professional manner

[VIDEO] Re-flow Field Management review by Traffic Management Installations

When Traffic Management Installations began subcontracting for councils and governing bodies, they felt there was room to present their site reporting in a more professional manner.
The grant will bring an Aston University net zero campus closer to reality

Large grant given for Aston University net zero campus

A grant of £35.5m has been awarded to bring the Aston University net zero campus closer to reality by two years.
How do teams align on the specificity and precision appropriate to each BIM workflow phase and balance development versus design

What is LOD in BIM? Introduction to levels of development

In any Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow, models progress through different stages of development. Many begin as rough concepts but then evolve into detailed, data-rich representations used for design coordination, construction documentation, and facility management. But how do teams align on the specificity and precision appropriate to the phase?
Rust red skip loaded with a pile of old wood from home for recycling

The benefits of using recycled materials in civil engineering

Navigate the advantages of recycled materials in civil engineering, from cost efficiency to eco-friendliness, and discover their transformative impact on construction.
A circular economy in construction would reduce waste to a minimum

Making a circular economy work in construction

Stephanie Palmer, head of sustainability at wienerberger UK, explains how closed-loop thinking will bring a circular economy in construction.
Grimshaw, Haptic, Arup, Leslie Jones, Triagonal and Plan A have been appointed to design the expansion of Athens International Airport

UK firms appointed to design Athens International Airport expansion

Grimshaw, Haptic, K-Studio, Arup, Leslie Jones, Triagonal and Plan A have been appointed to design the expansion of Athens International Airport.
The northern rail investment package is intended to rejuvenate northern transport systems like the one pictured

PM announces major northern rail investment package

A large northern rail investment package has been announced, along with a lot of funding for northern bus and tram services.
Public sector procurement can become the driving force behind successful devolution in England, writes Clive Feeney, LHCPG CEO

How public sector procurement plays a role in the promises of...

Public sector procurement can become the driving force behind successful devolution in England, writes Clive Feeney, CEO of LHC Procurement Group (LHCPG).
Leeds city centre, which will be the site of the Leeds residential scheme, with Homes England funding

Homes England funding contributes to large Leeds residential scheme

Homes England funding is being put towards a new large Leeds residential scheme alongside Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire Pension Funds.
Construction industry and other B2B marketers know the high pressure to achieve results using lead generation techniques-but does it work?

Why brand has stolen lead gen’s crown in construction marketing

All the construction industry and other business to business (B2B) marketers out there will know the relentless pressure to achieve results using lead generation techniques. And recent insight could be a clue to why these approaches often underperform.
AI and emerging technologies are transforming industries worldwide, and the utilities sector is no exception, as Re-flow's new AI, technology, and policy in utilities 2025 report finds

Read Re-flow’s new AI, technology, and policy in utilities 2025 report

AI and emerging technologies are transforming industries worldwide, and the utilities sector is no exception, as Re-flow's new AI, technology, and policy in utilities 2025 report finds.
The public land taskforce will open up previously blocked land for housing development

New public land taskforce to unlock more housing

A new public land taskforce has been established to bypass blockers for thousands of homes on public land being held up by several issues.
Happy Indian couple in a house looking through the window and smiling - moving house concepts, representing construction industry customer satisfaction

HBF reports high construction industry customer satisfaction

The Home Builders Federation has published results from a survey showing a rise in customer satisfaction.
Rural railway station Autumn Midlands UK Passenger commuter train arriving at rural country station with autumn colour surrounding it, representing the new Network Rail property company

Network Rail to form property company to deliver land for 40,000...

Network Rail and the Ministry of Defence will facilitate the sale of surplus government land for housebuilding, with 40,000 new homes predicted over the next decade.
The OBR forecast predicts the largest rise in housebuilding by 2029/30

OBR forecast predicts huge housebuilding boost

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecast is predicting the largest boost in housebuilding by 2029/30.
HM Treasury written on the stone of the government department's building in Westminster, central London, representing the 2025 Spring Statement

Construction industry reacts to 2025 Spring Statement

Chancellor Rachel Reeves gave her Spring Statement today, with a restrained but optimistic eye to the future.
The £2bn social housing investment will see construction of 18,000 new social and affordable housing, similar to pictured

Chancellor announces £2bn social housing investment

A £2bn social housing investment has been announced to boost the number of social and affordable homes by the end of the current parliament.
The secretary of state for transport, Heidi Alexander MP, has approved the Lower Thames Crossing Development Consent Order, a move which CECA has celebrated

Planning approval granted for Lower Thames Crossing

The secretary of state for transport, Heidi Alexander MP, has approved the Lower Thames Crossing Development Consent Order, a move which CECA has celebrated.
The £20m housing package will support community-led housing, possibly similar to the housing seen here in Milton Keynes

Housing minister confirms £20m housing package

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has confirmed a £20m housing package to support local community-led developments.