UK’s largest Passivhaus student accommodation to be built in Manchester

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The redevelopment, built by GRAHAM, will cost £530m to work on the University of Manchester’s Fallowfield campus, providing 3,300 student rooms Aside from...

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Report reveals concerns with devolution’s effects on UK housing delivery

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The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has released a sector report investigating the sector’s expectations and concerns with the reorganisation of local...

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75 contractors appointed to PfH’s reactive repairs framework

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Procurement for Housing has selected 75 firms for its latest responsive housing repairs and void property services framework for housing associations and local...

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Every sustainable school is designed from scratch – it’s time to ask why

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With sustainability still widely seen as an unaffordable extra for cash-strapped education budgets, Carl Saxon, regional director at Wallace Whittle, explains...

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Why the construction industry needs a global standard for responsible glass

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Francis Sullivan, chair of ResponsibleGlass discusses the development of the first international standard for responsible glassmaking, which is now open for...

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Roofing, Cladding & Insulation returns to UK Construction Week Birmingham 2026

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If you work in roofing or the building envelope, there is one event you cannot afford to miss Roofing, Cladding & Insulation at UK Construction Week...

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NHS trust construction agreements signed for new hospitals

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11 new partnerships have been signed to deliver hospitals under the New Hospital Programme which is now entering the delivery phase The new hospitals these...

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UBE launches specialist LLM Construction Law programme

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The University of the Built Environment is launching a new LLM Construction Law programme to equip both construction and legal professionals with specialist...

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Mayor construction funds boosted by devolution first

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The prime minister announced today that mayors will be allowed to keep a share of income tax and business rates revenues for the first time At least part of...

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RTPI highlights strengths and weaknesses of the use of drones in the built environment

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Research by the Royal Town Planning Institute reveals how aerial drones could be positively integrated into the built environment as long as their integration...

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RTPI highlights strengths and weaknesses of the use of drones in the built environment
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