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Blueprint Intelligence: construction guidance and project insight in one membership

September 22, 2026• by

Explore PBC Today’s subscription service, bringing together building control resources, technical references and construction intelligence—with your first...

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Timber-first housing: Turning a material opportunity into a housing delivery strategy

September 22, 2026• by

Professor Robert Hairstans, founding director of the Centre for Advanced Timber Technology, NMITE and head of the Centre for Offsite Construction and...

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From ambition to action: How light steel can accelerate the path to net zero

September 22, 2026• by

The journey to net zero is reshaping every aspect of construction. What was once a long-term ambition is now a commercial, regulatory and environmental...

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EDocuments becomes Glider as business and platform unite under a single brand

September 21, 2026• by

Glider Technology (Glider) has brought EDocuments fully into its business, uniting the two companies under a single brand As part of the change, the EDocuments...

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UK subcontractors still stung by constant late payments, report finds

September 21, 2026• by

A new report from Payapps finds most UK subcontractors are paid late, resulting in increased disputes, crushing admin and reputational damage for main...

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BIM4Water Roadmap 2026-2030: From vision to delivery

September 21, 2026• by

Martin Gooch of BIM4Water discusses the forum’s newly approved Roadmap, which sets out key measures to support its core mission of leading the digital...

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NFB and CITB backs new heritage construction skills plan

September 21, 2026• by

The National Federation of Builders and the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is supporting a new plan to boost skills in the sector Heritage...

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Construction is losing billions a year to soft skills shortages

September 21, 2026• by

The UK construction sector is struggling with a workforce skills shortage, leading to errors, delays, obstacles, and excessive hiring costs According to...

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Traditional cladding applied to HS2 Oxford Canal viaduct

September 21, 2026• by

Keeping in line with the local area’s feel, an ‘ironstone’ cladding has been applied to the new canal viaduct The HS2 Oxford Canal viaduct’s cladding...

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8 ways AI can be used in commercial construction to reduce disputes and litigation

September 21, 2026• by

Construction companies that embrace AI could gain a valuable competitive edge by reducing the likelihood of project disputes, writes James F Gallagher,...

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8 ways AI can be used in commercial construction to reduce disputes and litigation
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