Mace appointed to three major lots on Heathrow H7 Framework
Mace has been appointed as the delivery partner on three major infrastructure projects on the Heathrow H7 Framework, covering all four terminals, and the Asset Replacement Programme in terminals 3, 4 and 5.
How can the industry support construction SMEs during a recession?
Mark Robinson, group chief executive of SCAPE, explains how the industry can best support construction SMEs amid a slowdown in the sector.
“Serious concerns” over National Planning Policy Framework as consultation ends
As the National Planning Policy Framework consultation comes to an end, UK100's interim chief executive has written to Michael Gove with "serious concerns".
Without urgent Government action UK will fail to deliver net zero...
The British Property Federation (BPF) has warned that without urgent government intervention in relieving pressures facing those in the residential sector, the UK will fail to deliver on its 2050 net zero target.
Asbestos and You: raising awareness amongst young tradespeople
The Health and Safety Executive has launched a new campaign, 'Asbestos and You', to raise awareness of the risks amongst younger tradespeople.
iKon Electrical see’s 90% reduction in paperwork with cloud-based solution Re-flow
iKon Electrical Group gains complete control of its processes, uniting them all under one comprehensive system, increasing business time availability by 30% after adopting cloud-based solution Re-flow.
Using digital twin technology to better understand environmental impact
In this article, PBC Today provides a comprehensive exploration of how digital twin technology can effectively improve our understanding of the environmental impact.
Bouyges UK site manager Chelbie Jones looks back on her career...
In celebration of Internation Women's Day 2023, Bouyges UK site manager Chelbie Jones reflects on her experience as a carpentry trainee all the way to her current position.
What are the benefits of using a purpose-made solution for construction...
Using a purpose-made solution to upload, share, and revise construction project documentation is vital for project success, says Trimble Viewpoint.
M-AR’s innovative growth mission recognised in Yorkshire Fastest 50 Awards
Offsite specialist contractor M-AR has set out its new mission statement to boldly grow through innovation & collaboration following recognition in the prestigious Yorkshire...
Plans approved for six new villages and 8,500 new homes in...
Places for People Developments has been granted planning permission for Gilston Park Estate, which proposes six new villages set to deliver 8,500 new homes in East Hertfordshire.
Timber Skills Action Plan unveiled at Futurebuild London
Timber Development UK has launched a new Timber Skills Action Plan to enable the construction industry to achieve net-zero targets.
Equity Index reveals which construction companies are doing best on gender...
The Equity Index, produced by Lead 5050, has revealed which employers in construction are doing best at achieving gender equality.
Jenna Strover reflects on her career as a building surveying and...
Jenna Strover, head of commercial delivery at Potter Space, discusses her 15 years of career experience of building surveying and project management.
A look into women in property with Hellyn Fairbrother
With a career in property spanning almost two decades, Hellyn Fairbrother, regional sales manager at Guinness Homes, has seen it all. But in a largely male-dominated industry, what does it take to be a woman in property?
J3 Advisory places insurance on 267 unit Southwark PBSA scheme
J3 Advisory has been instructed by Tribe, the London and Southeast-focused student housing developer, to place the insurance on their £60m PBSA scheme at Old Kent Road.
Government launches Make Things Right campaign for social housing tenants
Michael Gove has announced a new Make Things Right campaign, which encourages social housing tenants to complain about substandard housing before escalating to the Housing Ombudsman.
Reflecting on workplace diversity for Women in Construction Week with Barratt...
Five employees across the Barratt Developments Group have reflected on their experience with workplace diversity over their 60 combined years in the construction industry.
Cybersecurity in construction 101: What firms need to know
Cybercriminals are increasingly on the prowl for vulnerable corporate targets. In this article, Bluebeam explore the basic cybersecurity in construction facts, and what companies need to know to start defending themselves.
United Living Group awarded £18m contract with Northumbrian Water Group
United Living Group has announced that its subsidiary United Living Infrastructure Services (ULIS) has been awarded an £18m contract with Northumbrian Water Group (NWG) for construction and engineering works.
Female construction trainees gain onsite experience with Keepmoat and Sisk celebrates...
As International Women's Day(8th March) approaches, Keepmoat and New Tyne West Development Company brings female construction trainees on site to gain experience and Sisk celebrates their female employees.
How decarbonisation can help estates meet sustainability goals
Decarbonisation has a huge role to play when meeting the UK’s ambitious carbon targets – but does public sector support go far enough? Hannah Kissick, associate at international M&E consultancy CPW, thinks more funding is needed to help estates move away from fossil fuels.
What are the benefits of using a Common Data Environment in...
This article will discuss the advantages of using a Common Data Environment in construction, as well as its potential applications.
Construct.id announces strategic partnership with Pagabo to raise industry standards
Construct.id has announced a strategic partnership with national framework provider Pagabo, in an effort to raise industry standards on national construction frameworks.
Construction activity rises in February at fastest rate since May 2022
The latest construction PMI figures show construction activity rising, with commercial work offsetting a drop in housing activity.
Retrofitting the UK’s historic buildings could generate £35bn a year, according...
Retrofitting the UK's historic buildings could reduce carbon emissions by five percent a year, and generate £35bn of economic output in the economy, according to a new report commissioned by the National Trust, Peabody, Historic England, The Crown Estate and Grosvenor.