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A national scheme of delegation: Greasing the wheels or standardising the slowdown?

April 24, 2026• by

Barney Ray, associate at Nexus Planning, discusses the government’s proposed reform of planning committees and the challenges this proposes As it stands,...

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Preventative maintenance: Fixing flat roof defects in schools

April 24, 2026• by

While RAAC headlines grab attention, only 1% of schools are affected. Many more face disruption from flat roof defects and rising repair costs. Chris Woods of...

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Green AI data centre coalition launched

April 23, 2026• by

The Greening AI Data Centres Coalition (GADCC) consists of nine global bodies working to develop sustainability benchmarks Green AI data centres will be...

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Skills boost as Leeds College of Building secures £919k for training facility renovation

April 23, 2026• by

Leeds College of Building (LCB) is set to receive more than £919,000 in government funding for essential estate upgrades, with the investment aimed at...

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Four arrested on suspicion of ECO4 scheme fraud

April 23, 2026• by

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has arrested four people on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud as a result of an investigation into companies involved in...

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The voices shaping construction are taking the stage at UK Construction Week

April 23, 2026• by

If you want to understand where construction is heading, look at who is on stage. From 12–14 May at Excel London, the industry’s most influential voices...

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Driving scalable growth: How OCU Group enhanced governance and supply chain strength

April 23, 2026• by

Rapid growth brings opportunity, but it also increases operational risk. For organisations in regulated, project-driven environments, scaling without the right...

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New RSH chief executive appointed

April 23, 2026• by

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has announced Jonathan Walters as the new CE, starting next month Jonathan has held several key positions prior to...

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Ireland’s MMC policy is finally in place. The pipeline still hasn’t followed

April 23, 2026• by

The gap between Ireland’s policy framework for supporting Modern Methods of Construction and a delivery model that consistently generates a pipeline of work...

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Local authority-developer JVs can change housing delivery fortunes

April 23, 2026• by

The government’s target is to deliver 1.5m new homes by 2029. Public servants on the frontline of delivery have spoken out – and it’s not good news for...

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Local authority-developer JVs can change housing delivery fortunes
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