Rachel Reeves promises economic support for UK construction and infrastructure

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Updating the House of Commons yesterday, the chancellor of the exchequer recognised the financial difficulties caused by the war in Iran and measures being...

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Planning and Infrastructure Bill: Strategic reforms to accelerate 1.5 million homes target

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The UK government has unveiled the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, a cornerstone of its legislative programme designed to unlock the construction of 1.5...

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Government must do more to ensure new build homes are good quality, Housing Committee says

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The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee says that the supply of new build homes is crucial, but they must be of good quality and fit for the...

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Public interest in construction shifted to sustainability

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Research commissioned by the Landscape Institute has found that public interest is now focused more on green spaces, with how buildings themselves look taking...

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Ethical governance of artificial intelligence use in the UK’s architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) sector

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Researchers at University College London’s Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction are inviting architecture, engineering and construction professionals...

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Why innovation is key to Britain’s electricity grid transformation

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Brian Palmer, digital delivery manager at Burns & McDonnell, discusses why technological innovations are key to reconstructing Britain’s outdated...

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Homes England seeks developer for Nottingham city corner regeneration

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The city’s Broad Marsh shopping centre is set to be redeveloped into homes and retail space Body: Announced at UKREiiF, the regeneration of this Nottingham...

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FMB find Northern Irish cowboy builders causing average losses of £493

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Research by the Federation of Master Builders has found that 20% of homeowners in Northern Ireland (NI) have lost money to unqualified builders The country has...

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Carbon compliance doesn’t add work – it exposes how well a business is operating

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A lot of the conversation around PAS 2080 and carbon compliance focuses on readiness Teams aren’t set up for it yet. The data isn’t there. It’s more...

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AI in construction design: What changes, what stays human

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Josh Decker, director of design at McAdams, on how AI is quietly reshaping the way cities are designed and built When ChatGPT launched in 2022, generative AI...

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AI in construction design: What changes, what stays human
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