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The world’s infrastructure gap is not a funding problem. It’s a digital one

July 21, 2026• by

There is no shortage of global demand for infrastructure; what is missing is the digital capability to turn that ambition into real-world value, writes Parth...

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Leading architecture companies launch sustainability standard for glass

July 21, 2026• by

A group of the world’s leading architecture companies have come together to develop the first global sustainability standard for the glass industry The...

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Torsion Construction to appoint administrators

July 21, 2026• by

Another company is falling into admin as the battle begins to stop the business from dissolving altogether The Torsion Construction administration will stave...

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How climate differences affect new developments

July 21, 2026• by

Andrew Mitchell, group design project manager at Wain Homes, discusses how regional climate differences affect the way new homes and developments need to be...

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The hidden cost you’re not measuring: How planning maturity unlocks profit and AI-ready insight

July 21, 2026• by

Most contractors carry a hidden cost that rarely appears in project reports yet erodes margin across almost every job: time-related cost risk created by...

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Andy Burnham’s cabinet: Faces the construction industry should know

July 21, 2026• by

The new UK cabinet under the new PM sees a big shuffle around, with some surprise appointments and the return of old faces On the second day with a new PM,...

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£5m Greenwave centre to develop next-gen engineering talent

July 21, 2026• by

Hull College is opening a landmark new £5m engineering and green technology training centre to equip the next generation of engineering talent for careers...

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Funding cuts are coming for roads and energy – here’s what it really means

July 20, 2026• by

Last week, outgoing prime minister Sir Kier Starmer announced extra funding for defence – a £15bn increase to £80bn a year by 2030, achieved by ‘cutting...

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Continuous improvement is vital for insulation manufacturers to meet the Future Homes Standard

July 20, 2026• by

With summers becoming hotter, winter storms more ferocious and Building Regulations tighter, innovation and investment in building materials research and...

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Construction industry reacts to Andy Burnham speech

July 20, 2026• by

Today, Keir Starmer resigned and Andy Burnham took his place as prime minister of the UK Andy Burnham’s speech upon arriving at 10 Downing Street was given...

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Construction industry reacts to Andy Burnham speech
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