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How we can invest in renewable energy and protect our peatland ecosystems

March 10, 2026• by

WRc environmental consultant, Etisang Abraham, examines the role of floating tracks in supporting renewable energy infrastructure developments while protecting...

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THE QUANTITY SURVEYORS BILL 2026

March 10, 2026• by

THE QUANTITY SURVEYORS BILL,2026 The post THE QUANTITY SURVEYORS BILL 2026 appeared first on Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK)....

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UK Construction Week London returns with new “super event” format to reflect industry’s scale and ambition

March 10, 2026• by

After celebrating its 10th anniversary last year, UK Construction Week London will come together with Futurebuild from 12–14 May at Excel London, creating...

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[VIDEO] HS2 Grand Union bridge slid into place

March 10, 2026• by

The 130-metre-long bridge has been slid into place and the closed section of the canal re-opened to the public a full week ahead of schedule The launch of the...

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Structural defects warranties: what developers and contractors need to know

March 10, 2026• by

Know how structural defects warranties can protect projects, satisfy lenders, and shift long-term risk—before one overlooked detail turns into a costly claim...

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Towards a Digital Operations Playbook: Joining the dots

March 10, 2026• by

There is no shortage of standards and guidance for the built environment. The challenge is that they often refer to specific stages of the asset lifecycle and...

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Identifying Known Hazards: Safety without slow downs

March 9, 2026• by

Supporting safer highway works with Known Hazards and Geo Alerts With multiple sites, rotating teams and rigorous HSE demands, safety briefings are an...

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New cancer support centre at Maidstone Hospital gains planning permission

March 9, 2026• by

The new Maggie’s centre will be built in the grounds of Maidstone Hospital, part of Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust The new Maggie’s centre has...

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UK leasehold reform: What’s changing and why it matters

March 9, 2026• by

Simon Brooks, partner at law firm Browne Jacobson, examines the draft leasehold legislation and considers what it will mean for leaseholders, the housing...

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Companies fined over £80,000 after powerline fatality at biogas site

March 9, 2026• by

Two companies have been fined after an employee was killed and a colleague left with life-altering injuries when a cherrypicker collided with an overhead...

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Companies fined over £80,000 after powerline fatality at biogas site
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