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BSR misses self-imposed legacy case backlog deadline

March 4, 2026• by

21 legacy cases have prevented the Building Safety Regulator(BSR) from meeting the January backlog deadline it set in October last year Barely a month after...

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Prestigious UKCW Role Models campaign returns to celebrate construction’s unsung heroes

March 3, 2026• by

The search is on for the construction sector’s unsung heroes as entries open for this year’s UK Construction Week Role Models awards Shining a spotlight on...

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[VIDEO] 7 insights into why highways and civils companies chose their field management software

March 3, 2026• by

Most contractors have a clear idea of what good digital operations should look like: connected crews, confident supervisors, and live, dependable evidence in...

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An uneventful 2026 spring statement for construction

March 3, 2026• by

Today chancellor Rachel Reeves stood before the House of Commons to give her update alongside the OBR’s forecast The 2026 Spring Statement was mostly...

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BPF say 4 out of 5 buildings may be unlettable without clarity on EPC regulations

March 3, 2026• by

The British Property Federation (BPF) have published research finding that government inaction could lead to a majority of buildings in cities being unlettable...

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From curiosity to construction career: Why young people aren’t crossing the line

March 3, 2026• by

Miruna Leitoiu, policy and public affairs officer at the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), discusses why it seems so difficult to get trainees into a...

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AtkinsRéalis and Turner & Townsend appointed as PMO consultants on Heathrow expansion

March 3, 2026• by

Turner & Townsend and AtkinsRéalis, have been appointed by Heathrow as expansion Portfolio Management Office (PMO) consultants – marking a significant...

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Billions in data centre investment: The urgent case for AI in construction

March 3, 2026• by

As AI drives unprecedented demand for data centres Britain’s construction industry must embrace the revolution or risk being left behind by global...

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New AI tool predicts building emissions from simple descriptions

March 3, 2026• by

A first-of-its kind AI tool that predicts the carbon footprint of buildings from simple text descriptions at the earliest stages of design, when the potential...

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Planning permission law: Recent appeal considers hillside incompatibility

March 2, 2026• by

Cathryn Tracey, partner, and Sarah Sutherland, practice development lawyer in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase team at Burges Salmon LLP, discuss recent...

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Planning permission law: Recent appeal considers hillside incompatibility
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