The golden thread applies to every trade – are subcontractors ready?

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Ask Building Control what they want to see on a higher-risk building now, and the answer isn’t a pile of paperwork. It’s a thread The Building Safety Act...

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Building a stronger voice for modular construction in the Benelux

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John McMullen, PCM, marketing director, Modular Building Institute, discusses MBI’s expansion into the Benelux region and how modular construction is...

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London’s next great office buildings are the ones already standing

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Niall Farmer, head of UK at Gamuda Land, discusses the 75 London Wall office development and why it’s important to protect the city’s historic buildings...

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Confidence increasing among architecture practices, RIBA finds

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RIBA’s July Workload Index has found that confidence is increasing amongst architecture practices due to a rise in expected workload The index now stands at...

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Government measures to clamp down on cowboy builders

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A new clamp down on cowboy builders has been announced by the government today, helping to close loopholes in rogue home construction The prime minister has...

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New Material Playbook helps designers and specifiers make better material choices

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Pick Everard has developed new guidance to help project teams identify opportunities to retain, reuse and specify materials more effectively Structured around...

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10 improvements MJL saw after rolling out Re-flow Field Management (Part 1)

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Discover how Re-flow Field Management has transformed how work is seen, managed and delivered at MJL Group – connecting activity on site with the wider...

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Why the Procurement Act has made contract administration a robust public record

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Dr Stuart Kings, NEC4 drafter, co-author of NEC3/4 Practical Solutions, and technical director at Sypro, explores why the digital obligations created by modern...

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