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Better manage your worksites with smart resource scheduling

Maintaining visibility over large operations spread across multiple areas is a challenge. Managers wanting more control over their teams should consider the benefits of software with smart resource scheduling.
UK Construction Week (UKCW) will once again unite the construction industry’s professionals and innovators at London’s ExCeL 7-9 May 2025

UK Construction Week London is paving the way for the construction...

The UK’s largest event for the built environment, UK Construction Week (UKCW), is set to once again unite the construction industry’s professionals and showcase groundbreaking innovation at London’s ExCeL 7-9 May 2025.
Exploring the true potential of digital twins in the AECO sector

Exploring the true potential of digital twins in the AECO sector

Alex Brihac, VP of AEC strategy and execution at Hexagon’s Geosystems division, discusses the findings of its Digital Twins Industry Report
Senior woman carrying her just bought Christmas tree from her car to her house- hope she has the right insulation!

As the festive season approaches, make sure you have the right...

"It's gonna be a cold, cold Christmas without you," goes the song - but alas, it's an even colder one for those living in poorly insulated homes, warns Actis.
Construction decision making will work closely with NPPF reforms

Real planning reform is about better decision making

In the wake of reform to the NPPF, Viral Desai of AtkinsRéalis discusses how better decision making can capitalise on the benefits on offer.
AUREOS, formerly Keltbray Infrastructure Services Ltd., specialises in rail infrastructure

Keltbray Infrastructure Services renamed to AUREOS

Keltbray Infrastructure Services Ltd has been renamed AUREOS after being acquired by EMK Capital in August of this year.
The construction supply chain should be cautiously optimistic, say the CLC

Optimism for construction supply chain in 2025 despite challenges

The Construction Leadership Council's final message of 2024 is spreading a careful optimism for the construction supply chain.
Catch up on Bentley's Year In Infrastructure and Going Digital Awards in Vancouver with a new video retrospective

[VIDEO] Bentley looks back on Vancouver and 20 years of infrastructure...

Catch up on Bentley's Year In Infrastructure and Going Digital Awards in Vancouver with a new video retrospective.
As the year comes to an end, it's time to look back on the top news of 2024

Collapses, collaboration and cladding remediation: PBC Today’s top news of 2024

As the year draws to a close, it is once again time to look back at the top construction news of 2024 for PBC Today.

Is your highways business ready for decarbonisation?

In this article, Re-flow breaks down a few highlights from the Road Expo 24 in order to provide a quickfire guide to innovations across highways, construction, and landscaping.
The SBD awards celebrate developments incorporating crime prevention measures and techniques after working with Designing Out Crime Officers

Architects practice building highly commended at annual SBD awards

The SBD awards celebrate developments incorporating crime prevention measures and techniques after working with Designing Out Crime Officers.
3D printed social housing has the potential to revolutionise construction

Ireland’s first 3D printed social housing project underway

Louth County Council has announced that work has commenced on 3D Construction Printed (3DCP) social housing.
Construction insolvencies accounted for over 17% of all in October

Construction insolvencies accounted for 17.4% of all insolvencies in October

Data from the Insolvency Service has demonstrated that there is still a worryingly high number of construction insolvencies.
Build Warranty looks back on 2024's housing market trends in the UK and asks what they mean for the year ahead

UK housing market trends: challenges and opportunities ahead in 2025

Build Warranty looks back on 2024's housing market trends in the UK and asks what they mean for the year ahead.
Lime plastering is the main skill taught at the school awarded by the Gloucestershire heritage programme

Gloucestershire heritage programme to boost student number

A Gloucestershire heritage programme has awarded a school with a money prize to take on an extra 50 students in heritage construction skills.

Discover the importance of fire door inspections

In 2019, research conducted by the Fire Door Inspection Scheme revealed that an alarming 76% of inspected doors were found to be unfit for use.
All genders and disabled toilet sign, changing room sign, minimal sign design on gray wall, selective focus

Accessible WC: Flush out motion sensors before they become too common

About Access share a recent case study about a supposedly accessible WC with a motion sensor flush and poorly designed wash basin.

Robotics and automation for sustainable construction

Gain insights into how robotics and automation revolutionise sustainable construction and what challenges lie ahead in fully embracing these technologies.
The construction industry is letting down women going through menopause at work, says Seddon boss Nicola Hodgkinson

Is the construction industry failing to support women through menopause?

Nicola Hodgkinson, owner of Seddon, discusses the experiences of women going through menopause at work and how the construction industry can help.
The light in an apartment at night, Canary Wharf, London

Research into noise pollution highlights need for changes to the fabric...

A new report published by ROCKWOOL has highlighted the need for better-designed homes built with high-quality materials to tackle noise pollution for those living in cities.
Re--flow has combined their Construction Report 24 and Highways Green Report into the Big End of Year Construction Report

Reflect on 2024 with Re-flow’s The Big End of Year Construction...

Re--flow has combined their Construction Report 24 and Highways Green Report into the Big End of Year Construction Report.
Patterson road, Ipswich, suffolk, England - Jan 30 2023: Orwell Quay remedial works to replace fire risk insulation

Cladding crisis: Inaction could lead to legal consequences for property owners

The UK government’s 2029 deadline for removing unsafe cladding marks a significant turning point in addressing fire safety concerns post-Grenfell. Building owners who fail to meet the deadlines for unsafe cladding remediation may face fines or imprisonment.
With an all-encompassing assessment and live digital record of results, Fireco's fire door inspection service is integral to securing your building's safety

Securing compliance and safety with Fireco’s fire door inspection service

With an all-encompassing assessment and live digital record of results, Fireco's fire door inspection service is integral to securing your building's safety.
A construction worker in profile against a backdrop of digital information, symbols and data representing AI use in construction

AI use in construction is rising, but how much will change?

New research from Bluebeam reveals that while there is enthusiasm about the future of  AI use in construction, some obstacles remain
Asbestos removal, protective gear is required to reduce risk of mesothelioma

Mesothelioma: Shining a light on one of the world’s deadliest cancers

Ian Dowd discusses the still-present dangers of asbestos, and the lack of awareness around its biggest danger: mesothelioma.
The Blackpool Central development is near the famous Blackpool tower, pictured here

Blackpool Central development seeking new investors

Blackpool Council is searching for a new investor for their Blackpool Central development following the administration of Nikal Ltd.