ONS stats May 2026: Construction output continues to recover

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According to the latest ONS stats, construction output increased by 1.6% over the three months to May Despite a fall in activity, the increase in construction...

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Bridging the chasm: A systemic design approach to the project-operations gap

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In the first of a two-part series, Justin Kirby of the Start With Smart Group and the Digital Operations Working Group tackles the single most structural...

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SkillBuild 2026 National Finalists announced

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After competing among the best of the best at this year’s SkillBuild Regional Qualifiers, the finalists from across the UK will fight for the winning place...

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New research exposes the cost to construction finance teams of outdated payment processes

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With the construction industry shifting from traditional, linear processes to highly integrated, data-driven and multidisciplinary project execution, finance...

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Pride in the Job 2026

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For over four decades, Pride in the Job has showcased best practice and recognised excellence within the home-building industry. In June, we were delighted to...

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Sarah-Jayne Pizzie joins UK Construction Week Birmingham 2026

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UK Construction Week Birmingham is delighted to announce that Sarah-Jayne Pizzie, Construction Deputy Director at the Ministry of Justice, will be joining the...

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World Architecture Festival reveals its 2026 shortlist

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The World Architecture Festival has revealed its shortlist for the 2026 awards, recognising innovative buildings, future projects, interiors, and landscape...

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Harnessing data analytics to predict and prevent worksite accidents

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The UK construction industry has long prioritised worker safety, yet traditional approaches are proving insufficient against persistent accident rates Despite...

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Why England is set to miss its housebuilding target

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Local-level chaos is punching holes in the government’s housebuilding target, warns James Clark, partner in the planning and environment team at national law...

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Mind the gap: The structural blind spot in the new rooftop solar mandate

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From June, MIS 3002 V6.0 requires every MCS-licensed solar PV installation in the UK to be checked, before installation, to confirm it can carry the array...

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Mind the gap: The structural blind spot in the new rooftop solar mandate
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