[VIDEO] Saint-Gobain explores future homes
The latest episode of Saint-Gobains episode of Building Better, they explore Energy House 1 and the vision of future homes.
Mayor considering relaxing London green belt building rules
Sadiq Khan is “actively exploring” relaxing green belt building rules in the capital, claiming that current rules are “wrong, out-of-date and simply unsustainable”.
First glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II Memorial plans given
Learn more about the five Queen Elizabeth II Memorial concepts, and how to contribute your opinion for the finalists.
How good is your construction materials procurement process?
In the fast-paced world of construction, where timelines are tight, budgets are crucial, and quality is non-negotiable, efficient procurement is the backbone of success. Yet, many buyers operate with outdated processes or lack clear visibility into how their systems stack up.
New Cambridge Growth Company appointments to prepare strategy
New Cambridge Growth Company appointments have been made to prepare a growth strategy for the city and surrounding area.
Nemetschek Group: Very strong start to the year 2025 with high...
The Nemetschek Group, a global provider of software solutions for the construction and media industries, started the financial year 2025 successfully with very strong revenue growth of 26.3% (currency-adjusted: 25.0%) to EUR 282.8m.
CIH call for more energy efficiency enforcement powers
The Chartered Institute of Housing have made a statement on energy efficiency enforcement powers for local councils.
Modern slavery risks still present in UK construction, report finds
Modern slavery risks across UK construction sites are still common, according to a report finding unexplained deductions from wages, a lack of PPE and 'informal or unclear' employment arrangements.
New director of industry attraction and skills appointed at HBF
The Home Builders Federation has appointed a new director of industry attraction and skills to replace their former skills group.
CECA report: Embrace Artificial Intelligence in construction
A new CECA report is promoting the use of Artificial Intelligence in construction, with care taken for legislation and risk management.
How to use key modeling commands in Vectorworks software
Vectorworks software offers many powerful tools, giving you the flexibility to approach a design task in a variety of ways. With so many options, how do you determine the best workflow for your needs?
40 suppliers appointed to £1.5 billion Decarbonisation Framework
Fusion21 announces successful suppliers appointed to Decarbonisation Framework, worth up to £1.5 billion over four years.
UAP Ltd launches industry-first Kinetica Freezeguard 3-star euro cylinder range
UAP, the leading Greater Manchester-based door and window hardware specialist, is the first manufacturer in the industry to achieve the BSI KITEMARK TS007-1:2024 certification for the range’s 3* euro cylinders, developed in its in-house research and development hub.
Cladding company fined after workers fatal fall through roof
A cladding company and its director have been fined £225,000 following the death of a 61-year-old worker who fell through a fragile roof whilst replacing panels.
Fixing the foundations: Why Britain needs planning reform now
This article — the first in a three-part series — explores the structural problems underpinning the UK’s planning regime, the economic drag they produce, and the rationale for sweeping legislative intervention.
UK Construction PMI April 2025: Resilience in residential despite continued output...
Amid persistent macroeconomic uncertainty and subdued client confidence, UK construction output recorded a fourth consecutive monthly decrease in April. However, the latest data from the S&P Global UK Construction PMI indicates early signs of stabilisation in activity, led by a relatively resilient residential sector.
Contractors, do you know that you can also manage your current...
Sub contractors - buyers - have all your building materials supply chain in one place to easily manage- with The Build Chain.
Digital Construction Awards 2025 shortlist announced
The shortlist for every category in the Digital Construction Awards 2025 has been revealed ahead of the ceremony later this year.
Why payment practices in construction are a big threat to the...
The government’s commitment to “Get Britain Building” is welcome, but realising the economic benefits on offer means getting to grips with the poor payment practices that plague the construction industry, argues Louise Stewart, CEO and founder of ProjectPay.
ECITB to fund £400,000 Energy Transition Skills Hub
The Energy Transition Skills Hub is set to receive and extra £400,000 in funding from the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board.
New home grid connections should be funded by energy sector, say...
The National Federation of Builders have released a statement saying new home grid connections should be funded by the grid.
Murphy moves into Australia with 40% stake in civils contractor
Murphy's part acquisition of Sydney-based contractor Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure marks the civils contractor's first steps into the southern hemisphere.
HBF property ladder report says prospective buyers have plummeted
A new HBF property ladder report releases information on the factors causing a downturn in potential home buyers.
Sports facilities: Shaping the future of women’s sport
With participation and attendance rising, a new approach is needed for women's sports facilities and venues, writes Nina Lloyd of Turley
‘Genuinely innovative’ Actis expands specification team
Insulation specialist Actis has expanded its technical team with the appointment of a new specification manager for the North
Co-paper calls for steel dual decarbonisation approach
Written by the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA), and the Climate Group’s SteelZero initiative, the report makes several recommendations for a steel dual decarbonisation approach.