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Europe’s Artificial Intelligence cooling problem

September 11, 2026• by

Hotter summers are exposing a resilience gap in data centres built for a cooler climate. Future-weather modelling, airflow analysis and live performance data...

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UK road adoption policy needed, say HBF

September 11, 2026• by

The Home Builders Federation (HBF) is renewing calls for a government-backed approach to speed up local authorities’ adoption of roads UK road adoption often...

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UK construction output falls 0.5% as pressure mounts

September 11, 2026• by

The latest data from the Office for National Statistics shows that total construction output is estimated to have fallen by 0.5% in the three months to July...

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Why construction productivity has to become a delivery strategy, not another industry talking point

September 11, 2026• by

Construction has spent more than 30 years diagnosing its productivity problem. Countless reviews have pointed to earlier collaboration and repeatable delivery....

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CECA submits evidence ahead of 2026 Autumn Budget

September 10, 2026• by

The Autumn Budget is coming on 26 October, and the CECA are among the first to have submitted evidence and their wishes for the construction industry The 2026...

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Tilbury Douglas set to lead construction of Skelton Primary School

September 10, 2026• by

The Department for Education has appointed Tilbury Douglas to lead the construction of a new two-storey building for Skelton Primary School The Skelton Primary...

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The project-operations gap: Frontline realities across the maturity journey (part 2)

September 10, 2026• by

In part 1, Justin Kirby, founder of Start with Smart, introduced an observational lens to explore whether different teams are attempting to solve fundamentally...

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RE:UK report highlights missed opportunities in rooftop solar capacity

September 10, 2026• by

Real Estate UK has released data showing that the UK’s potential solar capacity could equate to that of nearly 20 nuclear power stations Rooftop solar...

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Why flexibility is becoming the key to successful development

September 10, 2026• by

Terry Woodley, managing director, development finance at Shawbrook, explores changing market conditions and why flexibility must be considered for successful...

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YTL Construction UK delivers flexible, standardised planning across one of the UK’s largest brownfield developments with Asta Powerproject

September 9, 2026• by

With a forward work programme of approximately £3 billion and more than 600 highly skilled staff, YTL Construction UK is poised for rapid growth As part of...

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YTL Construction UK delivers flexible, standardised planning across one of the UK’s largest brownfield developments with Asta Powerproject
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