Construction firm fined following repeated safety failures across multiple sites

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A West Midlands-based contractor has been fined after the Health and Safety Executive identified repeated safety breaches across four separate construction...

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The rework challenge and the shift toward digital reality

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A mission to deliver better data and actionable insights to mitigate costly construction errors “The UK construction industry could save up to £25bn per...

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UK construction output grew by 1% in February, ONS reports

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New data from the Office for National Statistics reports that despite UK construction output falling in the previous three months, it actually grew by 1% in...

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GRAHAM to deliver low-carbon student accommodation at University of Bath

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Leading contractor GRAHAM has been appointed by the University of Bath to advance plans for a major new purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme, with...

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Building smarter: How BIM software has become a business strategy, not just a tool

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Too many firms still think of BIM software as a mere modelling tool, but in fact it is capable of far, far more, argues digital design manager at chapmanbdsp,...

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Cutting social value would be a false economy for housing

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Dropping social value from public sector procurement may sound like a simple way to cut costs, but in housing it would come with a heavy price, writes Graham...

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The importance of builders compliance as construction rules evolve in 2026

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Builders’ merchant Travis Perkins looks at how changing regulations are affecting the construction industry and the practical steps builders can take to stay...

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Is Awaab’s Law making a difference on damp and mould issues?

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Witnessed repeat damp and mould issues would tend to suggest the journey is likely to be lengthy with a recommended change in approach Damp, condensation and...

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Building fire safety lessons from late-stage design: What goes wrong when safety comes too late

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Richard White, commercial director from the UK’s leading smoke ventilation manufacturer, Sertus, explores some of the main reasons why you should take...

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Flood risk, planning reform and the evolution of SuDS: A practitioner’s view from the ground

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Colin Whittingham, RSK Land and Development Engineering (RSK LDE) director of hydrology, discusses sustainable drainage systems and their role in mitigating...

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Flood risk, planning reform and the evolution of SuDS: A practitioner’s view from the ground
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