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UK government invests £8.85m in energy efficiency training

July 26, 2023• by

The UK government is providing £8.85m for energy efficiency training providers to offer courses in retrofitting and insulation The funding will provide up to...

Understanding water ingress in roofs – and how a structural warranty reduces the risk

July 25, 2023• by

Water ingress in roofs can lead to mould, mildew and algae, causing expensive repairs and reducing resale value of a property Roofs are designed to provide...

Disability housing inquiry from Levelling Up Committee now seeking evidence

July 25, 2023• by

The Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee has launched an inquiry into how to ensure that people with disabilities have access to accessible and...

UK National Metric Library: Accelerating change through a performance-led approach

July 25, 2023• by

Proposals for a UK National Metric Library could provide a structured repository of quantitative and qualitative performance metrics for the built environment,...

British Land gets green light for sustainable urban logistics hub

July 25, 2023• by

British Land has received planning permission for a 455,000 sq ft multi-level urban logistics hub in Enfield, London Built near junction 25 of the M25, the...

Places for People launches £104m major works investment programme

July 25, 2023• by

A four-year major works investment programme promises £104m of upgraded homes and employment opportunities across England and Scotland Delivered under a...

Second phase of STEM ReCharge return-to-work support programme launched for engineers

July 25, 2023• by

STEM ReCharge has helped over 40 parents and carers with engineering and tech experience get back to their careers The return-to-work support programme will...

Homes England unveils £1bn Brownfield, Infrastructure and Land Fund

July 25, 2023• by

Homes England has introduced the Brownfield, Infrastructure and Land Fund designed to support their partners and project in grant and equity activities The aim...

Second staircase threshold lowered to 18 metres

July 25, 2023• by

Previously set at 30 metres, second staircases will now be required in all buildings taller than 18 metres, per housing secretary Michael Gove The tightening...

How decarbonisation will help higher education institutions realise their ambitious net zero goals

July 25, 2023• by

Tim Whitley, director of decarbonisation and sustainability at Arup, discusses a new report setting out a pathway to decarbonisation for the UK’s higher...

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UK government invests £8.85m in energy efficiency training

Understanding water ingress in roofs – and how a structural warranty reduces the risk

Disability housing inquiry from Levelling Up Committee now seeking evidence

UK National Metric Library: Accelerating change through a performance-led approach

British Land gets green light for sustainable urban logistics hub

Places for People launches £104m major works investment programme

Second phase of STEM ReCharge return-to-work support programme launched for engineers

Homes England unveils £1bn Brownfield, Infrastructure and Land Fund

Second staircase threshold lowered to 18 metres

How decarbonisation will help higher education institutions realise their ambitious net zero goals

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