Data takes centre stage as Barbour ABI joins UKCW Birmingham

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Barbour ABI has been announced as the Official Construction Reset Partner of UK Construction Week Birmingham 2026 (29 September to 1 October) The partnership...

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Mayoral powers boosted with development green light

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Mayors across England are to be given ‘call in’ powers to take the most important planning decisions in their areas Under proposals to be published next...

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A roof over our head: Assessing the Protecting Built Heritage report

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Jackie Heath and Paul Maddison, CARE engineers and directors at Ramboll UK & Ireland, explore how heritage buildings serve as important and sustainable...

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England’s largest Passivhaus schools completed in Gloucestershire

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England’s largest schools designed and built to Passivhaus standards have been completed in South Gloucestershire, creating new school places for more than...

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Could the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard become policy? And should it?

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The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard offers a credible framework to define and verify decarbonisation, but changes to the NPPF essentially prevent it...

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Building Momentum: Why the UK Construction Sector’s 2026 Recovery is Built on Stronger Foundations

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The UK housing and construction sector has found its footing in 2026, and the signs are pointing in the right direction After several years of headwinds, the...

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Construction insolvencies still higher than any other sector

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Figures from the Insolvency Service show that the construction industry is still showing the highest number of collapses across the UK There have been 3,841...

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Why the built environment needs a viability rethink

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Michael Holloway of Urbana on why so many schemes are technically viable, but not genuinely deliverable in practice The UK development sector is not suffering...

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Andy Burnham infrastructure boost increases confidence in projects

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Research from the Association for Project Management (APM) has found that confidence in the government’s ability to deliver major infrastructure projects The...

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How housing retrofit can avoid shallow decarbonisation

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The next phase of UK housing retrofit will not be judged only by how many heat pumps, insulation systems, solar panels or ventilation units are installed. It...

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How housing retrofit can avoid shallow decarbonisation
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