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Actis welcomes first £10bn tranche of social homes funding

September 18, 2026• by

Insulation specialist Actis has welcomed the announcement last week of the first wave of funding from the government’s £39bn Social and Affordable Homes...

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Risk in real life: What 1,000 NEC contracts reveal about project resilience

September 18, 2026• by

Dr Stuart Kings, co-author of NEC3/4 Practical Solutions and technical director at Sypro, explores what data from almost 1,000 NEC projects reveals about...

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Why planners need to be proactive about drones

September 18, 2026• by

With the use of drones increasing across the built environment, Dr Anna Jackman and Dr Paul Cureton discuss new guidance published by the Royal Town Planning...

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Transparent and data-driven design is here – and it’s here to stay

September 17, 2026• by

David Fisher, head of geosynthetics sales at Geoworks, discusses the regularity of high-quality and transparent ground engineering and data-driven design...

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Contractors for Universal UK announced

September 17, 2026• by

23 firms have been confirmed for work on Universal’s £5bn UK resort, which is set to become one of Europe’s largest theme parks As detailed in the...

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ICE wins award for Women in Fellowship

September 17, 2026• by

The Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE) has received the Women’s Network of the Year award at the Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering Awards The...

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Angela Rayner: “Slim chance” of hitting 1.5m new homes target

September 17, 2026• by

In an interview with the BBC, the housing secretary took on a more sombre tone about the target than when she last spoke about it The 1.5m new homes target...

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Cyber AI will protect critical infrastructure – and cybercriminals will try to steal it

September 17, 2026• by

Extensive cyber capabilities of new AI models are compelling cybersecurity professionals to reconsider how we can reliably protect critical infrastructure,...

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Construction’s skills crisis is a mismatch problem, not a shortage

September 17, 2026• by

Despite ongoing cost pressure, hiring in the construction industry remains strong, with 70% of employers planning to recruit. The issue is not demand but...

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Building Safer: UK Construction Week spotlights building safety

September 17, 2026• by

Ahead of its return to the NEC this September, UK Construction Week Birmingham (UKCW) is putting building safety centre stage as part of The Construction Reset...

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