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New year, new planning policy: The biggest driver for planning applications

January 30, 2026• by

Mark Furlonger, senior director at Ramboll, provides his perspective on the Government’s proposed overhaul of the National Planning Policy Framework,...

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Healthy buildings: Why is damp, condensation and mould still an issue, and are we ready for Awaab’s Law?

January 29, 2026• by

Damp, condensation and mould are unsightly aspects in a building, but did you know they are only ‘symptoms’ of a problem, and finding the root causes is...

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Winter weather acts as a reminder to focus on ‘fabric first’

January 29, 2026• by

This time of year acts as a reminder that the key to an energy-efficient home lies in prioritising the fabric of a building While strategic use of renewable...

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Waste heat from industry could be secret weapon to net zero, says Royal Society

January 29, 2026• by

Capturing and reusing waste heat from industry could strengthen UK’s industrial competitiveness, as well as driving progress towards net zero Industrial...

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Is your carbon strategy aligned with the concerns of national clients and regulators?

January 28, 2026• by

UK warming, ageing assets, tightening expectations, and shifting insurance signals will reshape risk and value in the years ahead Executives across UK...

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UK heat pumps could bring in £22.5bn, say HPA UK

January 28, 2026• by

The Heat Pump Association UK (HPA UK) has released a report showing that the residential heating sector could nearly double in value with heat pump adoption At...

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Government announces new affordable and social housing package

January 28, 2026• by

The package includes funding for councils and providers, as well as financial flexibilities and updated standards The package is intended to bring affordable...

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Tower crane strikes expose ‘perfect storm’, warns CPA

January 28, 2026• by

The Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) said the tower crane operators dispute is driven by falling workloads and higher employment costs, which have...

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HS2 Euston tunnel begins dig from Old Oak Common

January 28, 2026• by

A tunnel boring machine, the first of two, has begun its journey from Old Oak Common The HS2 Euston tunnel will be the fifth tunnel built for the project, and...

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Why AI won’t fix fragmented building data – and what asset owners must do first

January 28, 2026• by

Asset owners are increasingly turning to AI to improve building performance, compliance and safety, yet many are finding that technology alone is not enough....

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Why AI won’t fix fragmented building data – and what asset owners must do first
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