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New Severfield CEO appointed after a year of losses

August 13, 2025• by

After a year of welding issues and a long search, the role at Severfield has finally been filled by Paul McNerney, due to start in Autumn Paul McNerney is set...

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CIH highlights Scottish adaptive housing needs as budget looms

August 13, 2025• by

Findings from CIH Scotland’s research, shared with the FPA as part of its pre-budget scrutiny, highlight the urgent need to address the adaptive housing...

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World first: Brick-and-concrete multi-residential building earns DGNB Platinum

August 13, 2025• by

Danfoss House in Sønderborg has become the world’s first brick-and-concrete multi-residential building to achieve the DGNB Platinum certification Developed...

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McLaren secures contract for largest Passivhaus retrofit

August 12, 2025• by

The £100m contract, awarded to McLaren Construction, includes the retrofit and extension of an existing 1950s building for the London School of Economics and...

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Civil engineers and planners need to go hand in hand

August 12, 2025• by

Lance Gudger, construction director at O’Brien Contractors, discusses the benefits that could come from improved co-operation in the construction industry...

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Nuclear construction reform needed to bypass barriers, says Taskforce

August 12, 2025• by

A new report from the Nuclear Taskforce states that a radical, “once-in-a-generation” reform is needed to unlock nuclear projects’ potential In its...

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CLT construction: Building smarter, faster, and greener with Lamella

August 12, 2025• by

In an era where speed, sustainability, and occupant wellbeing are increasingly critical, Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) is transforming the construction...

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New Technical Excellence Colleges to train 40,000 construction workers

August 12, 2025• by

The government has announced new Technical Excellence Colleges to deliver high-demand construction skills to over 40,000 people by 2029 Stats from the ONS...

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Industry specialists warn of risks after landmark cladding deadline brought forward

August 12, 2025• by

The government’s Remediation Acceleration Plan imposes legally binding deadlines to ensure that unsafe cladding on high-rise buildings in England is fully...

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3D printing powers faster, cheaper nuclear construction

August 11, 2025• by

Oak Ridge Lab’s 3D-printed concrete forms slash nuclear reactor build times and costs, marking a major leap in nuclear construction The Department of...

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3D printing powers faster, cheaper nuclear construction
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