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Removing barriers for construction apprentices and employers through flexible learning

July 31, 2026• by

Rosalind Thorpe, director of education and standards at the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), discusses the future of apprenticeships and the...

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Construction sector confidence rises to 56% in July

July 31, 2026• by

According to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds, construction sector confidence rose by 10 points to 56% in July These latest construction sector...

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FSi Promat adds easy-to-fit fire stopping collar to passive fire protection range

July 30, 2026• by

A fire stopping collar designed to offer practical advantages to installers out on site and greater flexibility to project specifiers has been added to the FSi...

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Delivering on local government expectations, no matter the politics at play

July 30, 2026• by

In July, a five-day period saw local government reorganisation (LGR) in England become clearer for 14 areas, followed by the appointment of a new prime...

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When compliance visibility moves beyond the monthly snapshot

July 30, 2026• by

For many businesses across UK infrastructure, compliance still runs on a delay, Re-Flow is here to help Checks happen on site. Paperwork gets filled in. And...

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Tackling speculative data centres to free up grid capacity

July 30, 2026• by

Ofgem has launched a consultation on plans to tackle speculative data centre projects in Britain’s electricity connections queue The consultation is part of...

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Women key to solving construction skills gap, says expert

July 30, 2026• by

In light of recent educational pathway reforms, Patricia Gardiner of Trade Direct Insurance has said that more needs to be done to encourage girls into the...

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Construction sites are not ready for extreme heat

July 30, 2026• by

The UK construction industry can no longer ignore heat, warns Dr Alba Fuertes, associate professor at the University of Reading’s School of the Built...

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Help shape the future of construction with the UK Construction Week Skills Survey

July 29, 2026• by

Martin Hurn, Editorial Director for UKCW Birmingham, explains why now is the perfect time for the construction industry to reflect, reset and rebuild At UK...

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Education unions cautiously welcome construction skills pathways

July 29, 2026• by

Two major education unions have shared their thoughts on Andy Burnham’s proposed education reforms which would introduce technical skills to students from...

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Education unions cautiously welcome construction skills pathways
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