Home Uncategorized

Uncategorized

UKCW celebrates women in construction

September 25, 2026• by

UK Construction Week (UKCW) Birmingham is set to celebrate women making an impact in the industry A dedicated programme of panel discussions, skills workshops,...

Read More →

ESOS Phase 4: Turn audits into a funded decarbonisation plan

September 25, 2026• by

An energy-saving recommendation doesn’t secure a budget simply because it appears in an audit. It must compete with other investment priorities, withstand...

Read More →

Back to the energy future

September 25, 2026• by

Claire Rowland, senior manager for the Living Lab and Whole Energy Systems Accelerator at Energy Systems Catapult, explains how the Whole Energy Systems...

Read More →

Major conservation work begins at Glasgow Cathedral spire

September 25, 2026• by

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has started a three-year project to protect one of Scotland’s most historic landmarks – the spire of Glasgow Cathedral...

Read More →

Government plans to introduce construction vocational GCSE

September 25, 2026• by

The government has announced that it will introduce new vocational GCSEs in England, including building and construction The new construction vocational GCSE,...

Read More →

The true cost of construction rework: Why getting it right first time matters

September 25, 2026• by

Ellie Wallbank, marketing executive at Spencer Clarke Group, explains how construction rework drives up project costs and time, making it essential to get...

Read More →

Building control after the change: What does “good” look like now?

September 24, 2026• by

The regulations have changed. The responsibility has changed. So why are some of the old ways of working still hanging around? The building control industry...

Read More →

Fire safety compliance depends on competence. But how do you prove it?

September 24, 2026• by

When you appoint someone to carry out fire safety work, how do you know they are genuinely competent to do the job? It is an important question for building...

Read More →

Construction applications for payment: Pain point or competitive advantage?

September 24, 2026• by

Payapps latest research report, Construction applications for payment: Pain point or competitive advantage?, investigates how technology can improve admin...

Read More →

New approach needed for construction training and reskilling, say APM

September 24, 2026• by

The Association for Project Management (APM) has released a new report examining training for project professionals The Association’s new report finds that...

Read More →

New approach needed for construction training and reskilling, say APM
Close Search Window
↑