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Balfour Beatty to be prosecuted following nuclear worker death

October 23, 2025• by

The Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has notified the company that prosecution will follow for health and safety offences The Balfour Beatty nuclear worker...

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How important is cultural safety in construction?

October 23, 2025• by

PBC Today sat down with Kabbe Njie, principal fire & safety engineer at Kier Group, and winner of the CIOB’s Paul Dockerill Award, to discuss his...

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Two new HS2 road bridge opened in Leamington Spa

October 23, 2025• by

The bridges carry both road and cycle track, crossing what will be a section of the high-speed rail track in Warwickshire The two new HS2 road bridges, Fosse...

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Put people first: why mandatory competence for builders is essential

October 23, 2025• by

In a post-Grenfell world, we need to put people first and mandatory competence for builders is an obvious step. Glyn Thomas casts his eye at this and the...

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Vectorworks: changing the game for custom residential projects

October 23, 2025• by

In a world brimming with creativity, how can you make the most of the technology at your fingertips to support your residential design process? As a...

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Trade associations unite to launch Heat Pump Insulation Guide

October 23, 2025• by

The Thermal Insulation Contractors Association (TICA), the Institute of Refrigeration (IoR) and Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) and others...

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Why specialist expertise is essential to preserve the UK’s built heritage and architectural legacy

October 23, 2025• by

The nation’s built heritage represents a tangible link to our cultural past. Historic buildings, monuments and landmarks are the architectural legacy of...

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AI in project management: Building the future

October 23, 2025• by

AI adoption has surged among project managers, according to new research. Professor Adam Boddison OBE, chief executive of the Association for Project...

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Planning reforms allow Falmouth Docks infrastructure project to go ahead

October 22, 2025• by

Enough red tape has been slashed to allow the major infrastructure project to go ahead after previous delays caused by environmental concerns Several docks...

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The UK’s new homes scheme: Why it must be the moment to recalibrate the UK’s broken housing market

October 22, 2025• by

Gordon Miller, UK programme manager at the Institute of Human Rights and Business, discusses the issues holding businesses back from delivering new homes and...

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The UK’s new homes scheme: Why it must be the moment to recalibrate the UK’s broken housing market
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