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Actis hopes multibillion-pound theme park will inspire youngsters to pursue construction careers

June 15, 2026• by

The buzz surrounding the planned creation of a multibillion-pound theme park in Bedfordshire is to be used to encourage children to consider careers in the...

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CITB and SPS to support developing ex-prisoner construction workers

June 15, 2026• by

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) and Scottish Prison Services (SPS) have announced a two year scheme to train more workers after their prison...

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How construction firms can improve engagement with key decision-makers throughout the supply chain

June 15, 2026• by

Gareth Perry, managing director of Databroker, discusses why construction firm engagement can be improved with architect data Construction firms often know the...

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NAO says parliament restoration could take up to 64 years

June 15, 2026• by

The National Audit Office (NAO) has assessed the options for restoring the Houses of Parliament, with estimates ranging from £11-£39bn A new report on...

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BIM in 2026: Artificial intelligence and best-in-class collaboration

June 15, 2026• by

Adam Salt, BIM coordinator at Wavin, discusses the outlook for BIM in 2026 and why it could make gains from AI Building information modelling (BIM) has long...

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4D in AMP8: Bridging the water sector’s digital divide

June 12, 2026• by

Why 4D planning in AMP8 demands a new approach to skills and culture As the UK water sector takes on the £104bn AMP8 (Asset Management Period 8), the industry...

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Monthly construction output moving glacially in ONS stats April 2026

June 12, 2026• by

Total output increased by a feeble 0.1% in April, way down from March’s +1.5% Despite the measly growth, the ONS stats for April 2026 mark the third...

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Ardmore Construction Group falls into administration

June 12, 2026• by

Unable to shake liabilities in residential projects, the Group has announced its fall into administration today Sites across London and over 100 jobs are being...

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Cyber risk in construction: Why confidence may be the sector’s biggest vulnerability

June 12, 2026• by

Cyber risk is now the number one concern for business leaders worldwide, meaning cyber resilience deserves the same discipline and focus as physical safety in...

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Slow decision-making could cost construction firms £1.1bn a year

June 11, 2026• by

UK mid-market property and construction firms could be missing out on around £1.1bn in additional annual economic output because key decisions are not...

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Slow decision-making could cost construction firms £1.1bn a year
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