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Utility infrastructure is not a back-office function

July 24, 2026• byadmin

Planned multi-utility infrastructure will be critical to defining the future of housebuilding, writes Anthony Lowe, construction director at GTC For years,...

Fragmented funding is failing public sector one year on from PSDS cancellation

July 23, 2026• byadmin

One year on from the cancellation of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, clarity and consistency are needed in the form of a long-term funding mechanism...

Helping to deliver modern builds with the right structural warranty partner

July 23, 2026• byadmin

Delivering quality new homes on time and on budget has never been more complex. As housebuilders and developers are managing evolving compliance standards,...

Structural warranty, underinsurance & lender scrutiny: Getting the fundamentals

July 23, 2026• byadmin

In construction and development, structural warranty protection is often treated as a final administrative step — a certificate to satisfy lenders and allow...

The missing piece of leasehold reform: Why stewardship must shape the next phase of housing policy

July 23, 2026• byadmin

David Goldberg, CEO, POD Management, explains why leasehold reform must go further to improve the condition of residential buildings Leasehold reform...

Martyn’s Law: Moving from compliance to operational readiness

July 23, 2026• byadmin

As Martyn’s Law receives Royal Assent, Lloyd Major, a former counterterrorism policing officer and CEO of Halo Solutions, cautions that public safety is not...

To scale green innovation Britain needs more than pilots, it needs places that prove what works

July 23, 2026• byadmin

Lucy Bruzzone, programme director at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership’s (CISL) Living Lab, discusses how the labs are evolving alongside...

Keeping modular building programme certainty in an uncertain world

July 23, 2026• byadmin

Ireland is a small, open economy with a construction sector that is deeply exposed to global supply chains. That access brings opportunity, but such exposure...

Why the construction sector’s dispute problem starts long before the dispute

July 22, 2026• byadmin

As commercial disputes and insolvencies climb across construction, the industry’s attention is turning to a less obvious cause: not poor workmanship, but...

Designing a truly digital hospital: What we’re learning from Monklands

July 22, 2026• byadmin

Construction is one of the world’s largest industries, generating more than $13 trillion annually and accounting for approximately 13% of global GDP. Yet...

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Utility infrastructure is not a back-office function

Fragmented funding is failing public sector one year on from PSDS cancellation

Helping to deliver modern builds with the right structural warranty partner

Structural warranty, underinsurance & lender scrutiny: Getting the fundamentals

The missing piece of leasehold reform: Why stewardship must shape the next phase of housing policy

Martyn’s Law: Moving from compliance to operational readiness

To scale green innovation Britain needs more than pilots, it needs places that prove what works

Keeping modular building programme certainty in an uncertain world

Why the construction sector’s dispute problem starts long before the dispute

Designing a truly digital hospital: What we’re learning from Monklands

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