First HS2 anti-sonic boom tunnel completed
Extensions have been added to the Chiltern Tunnel to prevent sonic booms as the train travels over 200mph from the entrance.
RICS property survey March 2025 shows little growth
The RICS property survey March 2025 shows little growth as the line remains flat throughout most of the UK.
HMP Millsike, UK’s first ‘all electric’ prison, officially opens
The UK’s first all-electric prison, developed by Pick Everard, Kier and the MoJ, has officially opened in York.
ONS stats February 2025 shows mild growth for industry
ONS stats February 2025 show a monthly growth in construction output, but a flat line for quarterly output.
Power up your buyer: the smarter way to take control of...
Procurement has always been a vital part of construction. But in today’s fast-paced, cost-sensitive, and sustainability-driven environment, it’s also become a major pressure point.
[Video] Fireco: 80 new fire doors required for residential flats in...
Situated within walking distance of Regent’s Park, Lord’s View One is a purpose-built residential block overlooking Lord’s Cricket Ground, in St. John’s Wood, London. As the building has recently been fully refurbished, it was a timely opportunity to upgrade the fire doors.
AEC software: bridging the global labour gap
The UK construction industry urgently needs more people. Our latest eBook unpacks how AEC software is helping bridge the global labour gap.
Doncaster Sheffield Airport receives government support to reopen
Doncaster Sheffield Airport is set to receive a £30m investment as the government backs the mayor's plans to reopen the hub.
CIC housing target inquiry calls for evidence
A new CIC housing target inquiry has been launched with calls for evidence regarding the question around the 1.5m new homes target.
MPA call on NISTA to boost infrastructure delivery
The MPA call on NISTA to boost delivery of major infrastructure projects, as in recent years infrastructure such as HS2 have seen delays.
Thames flood prediction tool calculates barrier maintenance time
A Thames flood prediction tool is being used to calculate the average number of times the Thames Barrier needs to be closed per year.
From risk to reliability with Solibri’s cloud-based BIM model validation
For over 25 years, Solibri has been dedicated to ensuring model quality within open standards. It now offers the world’s leading model checker in the cloud for both Revit and OpenBIM.
Smart resource scheduling: gain speed, clarity, and flexibility
Here’s how one easy-to-use package can overhaul your workflow and transform your business – by providing full visibility and a suite of intuitive management tools.
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.
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.
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.
[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.
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.
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.
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.
SSEN announce Scottish electricity distribution investment
SSEN has announced a new Scottish electricity distribution investment programme with five companies leading the delivery.
Media 10 acquires The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces – with...
In 2026, The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces will relaunch as 'Stone & Surfaces'.
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.
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.
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.
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.