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Industry calls for clear direction from Scottish Government on the Just Transition

February 7, 2024• by

BE-ST and the CLF have released a report calling for clear direction and action from the Scottish Government on the Just Transition Research from a variety of...

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UKAS operations director explores how accreditation enables seamless supply chains

February 7, 2024• by

UKAS operations director, Lynsey Poyner, describes her formative experiences at the UK’s national accreditation body and how the customer journey is central...

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Gove gives greenlight for £700m ITV Studios redevelopment

February 7, 2024• by

Communities secretary Michael Gove has approved the highly controversial ITV Studios redevelopment on South Bank, two years after work was due to start...

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Optimising existing buildings holds the key to handling record heat

February 7, 2024• by

Richard Tibenham, business development manager at IES, explores strategies for optimising our existing buildings in a warming world, from designing...

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Barratt to buy Redrow in £2.5bn deal

February 7, 2024• by

The acquisition will cement Barratt’s position as the biggest homebuilder in the UK, as Barratt-Redrow plc In a surprise deal, Barratt has confirmed it will...

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40% of Build-to-Rent sites experience planning consent delays

February 7, 2024• by

Planning consent delays for Build-to-Rent sites have increased 7% from the previous decade According to new research from the British Property Federation the...

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UK construction optimism at two year high

February 6, 2024• by

Despite subdued order books, the latest PMIs find UK construction business activity expectations at their highest since January 2022 UK construction optimism...

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Six reasons why SME construction companies can- and should- go digital

February 6, 2024• by

As the demand for construction software increases, smaller firms can benefit from enhanced offers and reduced adoption barriers. This article from Bluebeam...

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Residential and non-residential construction hit hard as Glenigan’s February Index reveals industry slowdown

February 6, 2024• by

Glenigan’s February Index paints a bleak picture for the construction industry, revealing sharp declines in both residential and non-residential sectors...

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UK’s first carbon capture cement production facility FEED contract won by Worley and MHI

February 6, 2024• by

Worley and MHI secured the FEED contract for the UK’s first carbon capture cement production facility through a competitive tender process Once operational,...

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UK’s first carbon capture cement production facility FEED contract won by Worley and MHI
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