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UK and North America lead in embracing building data

February 9, 2026• by

The UK and North America are leading the way in embracing data in buildings – but maximising its use as a tangible driver of performance remains a “glass...

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UK apprenticeship gap hits more than 14,000

February 9, 2026• by

A new research paper from DART Tool Group reveals that for every apprenticeship position, there are nearly 100 unfilled jobs The apprenticeship gap is wider...

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Awaab’s Law: A new chapter for social housing

February 9, 2026• by

Awaab’s Law, which imposes strict deadlines on social housing providers for investigating and resolving damp  and mould hazards, is more than a compliance...

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FSi Promat launches new EN tested fire stop system for curtain walling facades

February 9, 2026• by

Passive fire protection specialist FSi Promat has launched a new slab edge fire stop system to protect buildings with a curtain walling facade from the rapid...

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Reducing costs and unplanned downtime in temporary traffic-light management

February 9, 2026• by

Temporary traffic lights keep the network moving during works, but they also create avoidable operational cost and downtime, and the risk of service level...

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Housing Committee finds that social housing conditions barely improved since the pandemic

February 9, 2026• by

Raising the standard of social homes in England is essential given the progress at bringing homes up to a minimum standard has almost ground to a halt, says...

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R&R Client Board recommend beginning of £3bn parliament restoration

February 6, 2026• by

The Restoration and Renewal (R&R) Client Board has published a report advising MPs to begin work to restore the Houses of Parliament this year The £3bn...

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Are retrofit skills and workforce growth on track?

February 6, 2026• by

Without fundamental changes to improve the skills gap and reduce worker shortages, the retrofit sector is in serious danger of not fulfilling its important...

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CIOB: Systems, not siloes, from next devolved governments in Scotland and Wales

February 6, 2026• by

Jocelyne Fleming, CIOB policy and public affairs lead for Scotland and David Kirby, CIOB policy and public affairs lead for Wales, discuss what the Chartered...

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Portal extensions completed on HS2’s longest tunnel

February 6, 2026• by

The build time for the Chiltern Hill tunnel has been reduced by 8 months, meaning it should only take a year to complete now The extensions on each end of...

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Portal extensions completed on HS2’s longest tunnel
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