No new Landsec office construction jobs until current schemes filled
Landsec have announced that they are not intending to take on new office construction jobs until two current schemes have been completed.
May 2025 Construction Review shows minor relief for industry
The May 2025 Glenigan Construction Review paints a picture of minor short term relief for the sector, but longer trends remain concerning.
Etex brands to join forces at UKREiiF 2025 to spotlight benefits...
A group of leading construction brands under the Etex umbrella will present a coordinated showcase at UKREiiF 2025, demonstrating how a fully integrated approach to the building envelope can help meet the construction industry's twin priorities of safety and sustainability.
New Homes England stats reveal agency surpassed targets
The Homes England stats detail number of homes built, started, and land unlocked by the agency in working towards government targets.
McAvoy seeking new subcontractors and suppliers
Offsite manufacturing specialists McAvoy are seeking new subcontractors and suppliers at at 'Meet the Buyer' event in Manchester in June.
Prioritise helping first time buyers, says new HBF-supported housing report
First time buyers are in desperate need of support, says a new HBF-supported housing report exploring the issue.
Construction products reform: What it means for the industry
The UK Government has released a Green Paper proposing big changes to how construction products are regulated. These reforms are a direct response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy and the urgent need to make buildings safer.
1.5m homes – building at scale across all tenures; which are...
Andrew Milsom, sector lead for Affordable Housing at NHBC, examines the importance of affordable housing in efforts to deliver the Government's housing targets.
Announcing Mark Robinson as Non-Executive Chair of The Build Chain
Strengthening leadership with the appointment of Mark Robinson to build a smarter future for construction procurement.
How can single-sided fire stopping solutions support project efficiency?
David Roulstone, national commercial and marketing manager of fire stopping specialist FSi Promat, looks at how single-sided fire stopping can support project efficiency.
New TfL infrastructure procurement framework incoming
A new TfL infrastructure procurement framework has had details announced ahead of time, detailing infrastructure and construction projects.
Crown Estate JV to deliver six development schemes
A new Crown Estate JV with Lendlease will support the development of six schemes across London and Birmingham.
How to address the culture of silence that surrounds men’s mental...
Julia Shervington from Mates in Mind discusses issues surrounding men's mental health and the culture of silence in construction.
Construction boss prosecuted after HSE investigation into employee death
An employee died after a fall from height in 2019, and HSE have passed a suspended sentence to the director for breaching safety standards.
Actis U-value simulator is a highlight of RIBA-approved CPD, say specifiers...
A free U-value simulator tool created by insulation specialist Actis is among the most talked about elements of one of its popular RIBA-approved CPDs.
One platform. Total control. End-to-end operations that drive real results
Traffex returns to Coventry’s CBS Arena on 21–22 May, bringing together highways professionals to discuss the challenges shaping the future of the industry – from decarbonisation to road safety and technology.
Charities warn Planning & Infrastructure Bill could demolish wildlife
28 environmental charities have served a spoof planning notice to MPs, warning that the Planning & Infrastructure Bill is an application to demolish wildlife.
Near-fully recycled bricks approved by BBA
The new product has been developed in Scotland by Kenoteq, and uses construction waste in its formation.
CIBSE picks David Cooper MBE for President Elect for 2025/26
CIBSE has announced David Cooper as its President Elect for 2025/26, who will bring over four decades of experience to the role.
RTPI aim to change public perception of planning
The Royal Town Planning Institute are set to launch a campaign aimed at improving the public perception of planning.
System changes urgently needed for Wales affordable housing
A report on the needs of Welsh affordable housing has been released by the Affordable Housing Taskforce, with recommendations for improvement.
Net zero by design: How smarter retrofits are transforming public and...
As the race toward net-zero accelerates across the UK and Europe, retrofitting public and commercial buildings has become a critical priority.
Take advantage of new policy and future-proof at Utility Week Live
Utility Week Live returns to Birmingham’s NEC on 20–21 May. This year’s theme, Lead the Change, focuses on the UK’s ambitious green energy plans and the policy decisions reshaping the built environment.
The rise of late payments in the UK builders’ merchant industry
With pressures increasing from every angle on the UK construction market, many businesses are struggling under the additional burden of late payments.
NFDC appoints Brian Carroll as strategic membership officer
The National Federation of Demolition Contractors (NFDC) has announced the appointment of Brian Carroll following a leadership restructuring in the wake of CEO Duncan Rudall's departure.
Construction didn’t budge in ONS stats Q1 2025
Today the ONS stats Q1 2025 have been released, showing a largely stagnant construction industry with some minor growth.