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The retrofit reality of decarbonising urban areas

June 8, 2026• by

Alasdair Young, energy director at Buro Happold, discusses the importance of retrofit in the country’s quest for decarbonisation The UK’s built environment...

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Government should stop raising the cost of building homes so that more houses can be built

June 5, 2026• by

David O’Leary, executive director at the Home Builders Federation (HBF), discusses the costs that housebuilders and developers face and why action is needed...

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Imperial College London and the Earls Court Development Company announce construction climate innovation partnership

June 5, 2026• by

Imperial College London and the Earls Court Development Company (ECDC) have established a new partnership to advance climate innovation in London ahead of the...

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PM meets with mayors to address construction blockers

June 5, 2026• by

Yesterday, Kier Starmer met with mayors across England to determine how best to speed up construction projects, particularly in housing With a focus on...

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What contractors bidding for DfE schools need to understand about heating strategy in 2026

June 5, 2026• by

Chris Davidson, CTO of Genius Energy Lab, explores the DfE’s school rebuilding strategy and how ground source heat pumps align with heating demand The...

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CITB launches Accelerated Apprenticeships to boost homebuilding and tackle regional skills shortages

June 5, 2026• by

The Construction Industry Training Board has launched a new programme to help deliver the government’s 1.5 million new homes goal while addressing regional...

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Fine for construction worker death after living on ‘death trap’ worksite

June 4, 2026• by

Mykhalio Hustei was 35 when he fell and drowned in an exposed excavation hole A fine has been issued to Alchemist DB Limited following a construction worker...

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May’s construction PMI highlights a tough month for the sector

June 4, 2026• by

May’s construction PMI has revealed that activity slowed at the sharpest pace in six months and saw a steep fall in new work May’s construction PMI fell to...

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Failure to comply with engineered stone bans could lead to site shutdown, FMB warns

June 4, 2026• by

The Federation of Master Builders has warned that builders risk having sites shut down immediately if they fail to comply with a new ban on the dry cutting of...

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Cambridge East land acquisition to create 10,000 new homes

June 4, 2026• by

Homes England’s company, the National Housing Bank, has taken on the strategic site to deliver homes, jobs, and develop a new community Previously owned by...

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Cambridge East land acquisition to create 10,000 new homes
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