The margin squeeze: Why escalating material costs are driving a new wave of structural warranty risk

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While the UK construction sector has long navigated inflationary pressure, the current trajectory of building material prices has moved beyond a procurement...

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Equipment sales remain resilient in a changing market

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The first half of 2026 has brought a mixed set of signals for UK construction, but equipment sales have remained comparatively resilient. Construction...

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Designing homes that perform for the long-term: The role of engineered wood panels

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Designing homes that perform for the long-term means creating dwellings that are durable, energy efficient, comfortable, adaptable, and environmentally...

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Housebuilders are queuing behind data centres that may never be built

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In July 2022, the Greater London Authority sent an interesting note to property developers in Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow. Data centres built along the M4...

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GRAHAM set to deliver modern school rebuild in Basingstoke

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A modern rebuild of Cranbourne Secondary School in Basingstoke is set to be delivered by GRAHAM as part of the Department for Education’s School Rebuilding...

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Construction businesses closing capacity gap with agentic AI

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New research from the Futurum Group shows construction companies are closing the workforce capacity gap with a sharp shift toward digital workers powered by...

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The Construction Reset: UKCW Birmingham returns with bold new theme and focus

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As the industry enters a defining period, UK Construction Week Birmingham has unveiled a bold new theme and focus, The Construction Reset, to act as a positive...

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Technical education is only half the answer to construction’s skills challenge

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Andy Burnham’s plans to put technical education on a more equal footing with academic routes could help change perceptions of careers in construction. But...

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UKCW Birmingham sets out agenda for a smarter, more sustainable construction industry

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From AI in construction to supply chain partnerships and the latest thoughts on retrofit, this autumn’s UK Construction Week Birmingham features a packed...

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Timber frame assembly begins at affordable housing development in Rugby

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The first timber frame structures have been assembled at the £26m affordable housing development at Projects Drive in Rugby The six-acre brownfield...

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Timber frame assembly begins at affordable housing development in Rugby
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