What needs to happen to finally tackle the housing crisis?

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We need an honest conversation about what it will take to deliver the government’s housing ambitions, writes Rachael Williamson, director of policy,...

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The project-operations gap: Distinguishing the static foundation from the dynamic frontier (part 1)

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The built environment routinely treats the project-operations gap as a single, uniform problem. In the first of a two-part series, Justin Kirby, founder of...

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Government confirms incoming construction jobs plan

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Minister for housing and planning, Matthew Pennycook, confirmed that the government is drafting a plan to address the workforce shortage in the industry A...

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Construction should review labour supply chains ahead of Right to Work rule shakeup

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Construction businesses relying on subcontractors, agency labour, and complex workforce supply chains are urged to review their compliance procedures now, as...

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Action is required to improve mental health in the workplace

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Julia Shervington of Mates in Mind shares an update on the charity’s recent work and a wake-up call for the construction industry on world suicide prevention...

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The growing plastic waste crisis: Why construction must rethink its material choices

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Oliver Lawton, co-founder of the Copper Sustainability Partnership, explores the reliance on plastic in construction and why its environmental impact must be...

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Digital Waste Tracking update: what you need to know

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The introduction of Digital Waste Tracking will change how waste movements are recorded and reported across the UK The programme is intended to replace...

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Housing causes big drop in August 2026 PMI

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The latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for UK construction shows the industry is still struggling to recover The August 2026 PMI has shown construction...

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Why Historic Environment Record (HER) costs are rising, and what that means for your development project

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Rob Bourn, founder and managing director of Orion Heritage, discusses HER and how it affects developments If you have commissioned archaeological or heritage...

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Why successful regeneration is measured in decades, not developments

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Chris Wheeler, national head of development (regeneration) at Willmott Dixon Developments, explores why successful regeneration depends on understanding local...

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Why successful regeneration is measured in decades, not developments
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