HS2’s tallest bridge ready to be launched

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Curzon 2, the tallest bridge on the HS2 line, has been built and is undergoing final checks ahead of its launch in Birmingham HS2’s tallest bridge is a...

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University of Salford’s acoustics lab hits a high note milestone

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Morgan Sindall Construction has celebrated a major milestone at the University of Salford’s new acoustics lab, marking the topping out of the building as the...

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Mild recovery for construction in ONS stats for March 2026

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There is somewhat good news for construction output in March, but with some caveats for the whole quarter The Office for National Statistics (ONS) stats for...

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Closing the skills gap: Why construction training facilities are vital

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The UK’s construction sector is currently facing some big challenges. According to research by the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), over 250,000...

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Reducing home energy consumption: Why appliances are a conversation housebuilders need to be having

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Laura Selten, sustainability manager UK & Ireland at Beko, discusses the importance of choosing efficient appliances early in the process to reduce home...

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MARIO: Unlocking the potential of AI and robotics in construction

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The MARIO project is developing a team of humanoid, quadruped, and aerial robots to bring remote, real-time monitoring to complex construction sites MARIO, or...

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Insurance backed guarantees vs structural warranties: What’s the difference

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AHCI explains the difference between insurance backed guarantees and structural warranties If you’re involved in construction or property development in the...

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Communication is the key in a building full of accessibility barriers

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From the steps at the front to the cramped lift and complete absence of an accessible loo, a property we assessed recently was a near-perfect example of how...

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Vectorworks Architect 2026 advances as finalist in Architizer A+Product awards

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Design-centric, BIM software solution nominated for best in technology, public voting now open through May 15 Global design and BIM software provider...

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King’s Speech sets out several key bills that will shape the construction sector

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The construction industry is set for further change following the announcement of key legislation during the King’s Speech, including the Remediation Bill...

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King’s Speech sets out several key bills that will shape the construction sector
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