Glider appoints new CEO and CRO to accelerate growth

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Glider, a leading provider of asset information management and digital handover solutions for the built environment, has announced the appointment of Jayne...

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World’s first internal curing concrete additive launched in UAE

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Asian Paints’ internal curing concrete additive could save a potential eight billion litres annually in the UAE Designed specifically for curing concrete and...

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RICS Construction Monitor Q2 2025 provides ‘modest’ optimism

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While yesterday’s PMI results painted a subdued picture, the latest RICS report shines a more positive light on the state of the construction industry The Q2...

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SoPHE welcomes Independent Water Commission Report

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The Society of Public Health Engineers (SoPHE), a society within CIBSE, strongly supports the Independent Water Commission’s Final Report, calling for a...

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Sharpest drop in construction activity in half a decade

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The July 2025 S&P Global UK Construction PMI reveals a steep decline in construction activity, with future outlooks growing increasingly pessimistic The...

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Apprenticeship age restrictions could cost planning profession 200 planners a year, RPTI warns

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The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) has written to Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook MP to warn that new age restrictions on Level 7 apprenticeship...

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Up to 75% of high-rise buildings do not meet BSR standards

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Owners of 1,454 high-risk high-rise residential buildings have submitted their safety cases to the Building Safety Regulator (BSR). To date, the BSR has...

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The blueprint for success: The dos and don’ts of effective specification writing

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Specifications are essential to defining materials, performance and responsibilities on a project, yet many architects lack training in writing these key...

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Planning Portal data shows new home applications rising

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Planning Portal figures show that, in England, the number of applications in April-June for new homes has jumped by a third from the same period last year...

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Is the government turning the tide on the construction skills gap?

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David Barnes, head of policy and public affairs at the Chartered Institute of Building, examines the government’s drive to tackle construction’s skills...

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Is the government turning the tide on the construction skills gap?
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