Sir James Cleverly MP announced as keynote speaker at UK Construction Week London

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UK Construction Week (UKCW), the UK’s largest and most comprehensive construction event, has announced that Rt Hon Sir James Cleverly MP, Shadow Secretary of...

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CIOB CDM survey launched to address construction safety issues

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The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has launched a survey seeking views on the Construction Design & Management Regulations (CDM 2015) The CIOB CDM...

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FMB urges builders to prioritise their mental health this Stress Awareness Month

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The Federation of Master Builders has called on construction business owners and tradespeople to prioritise their mental health amid rising pressures across...

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New BSR remediation plan to speed up caseload management

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The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) has revealed a new improvement plan to tackle the delays in high-risk remediation works Several measures have been detailed...

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Security by Design – rethinking public spaces in the era of Martyn’s Law

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Richard Hilson of PFL – Access Management says CPTED will help architects design to reduce risk and meet assessment requirements, while adhering to...

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Ecosystem degradation threatens UK security and prosperity

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Nature is no longer just an environmental issue; it is a national security risk, writes Dr Macarena Cárdenas, senior adviser, resilience and nature at the UK...

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UK Concrete Show: 9 software features most appealing to construction and civils operations

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Between 26 and 27 March, Re-flow Field Management presented at The UK Concrete Show 2026 at the Birmingham NEC Re-flow’s conversations at the Concrete Show...

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UK Construction Week 2026: The future of construction is accelerating – Are you keeping up?

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Major construction projects are being redefined at an unprecedented pace. Regulations are tightening, timelines are shrinking, and expectations around...

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“Design intent” takes us into the territory of form over function

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When good design meets accessibility, everyday spaces can work better for everyone. Ian Streets, NRAC consultant at About Access, explores the tension between...

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Planning appeals reform: Is there still room for the “art” of planning?

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Darren Muir, senior director – planning at the Pegasus Group, discusses the intricacies of making planning decisions There’s a growing narrative in...

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Planning appeals reform: Is there still room for the “art” of planning?
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