University spinout targets carbon-negative construction materials

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A prospective University of Strathclyde spinout is developing a process that turns low-value mineral waste into carbon-negative construction materials that can...

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Digital Construction Week 2026 welcomes over 9,000 professionals as industry looks to the future

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More than 9,000 professionals from across the built environment gathered at Digital Construction Week 2026, as the industry came together to share lessons,...

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Actis hopes multibillion-pound theme park will inspire youngsters to pursue construction careers

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The buzz surrounding the planned creation of a multibillion-pound theme park in Bedfordshire is to be used to encourage children to consider careers in the...

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Why consistency breaks down across multiple sites – and how one contractor fixed it

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Across highways and civils work, consistency rarely drifts because teams choose to work differently. But once work spreads across dozens of live sites,...

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CITB and SPS to support developing ex-prisoner construction workers

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The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) and Scottish Prison Services (SPS) have announced a two year scheme to train more workers after their prison...

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How construction firms can improve engagement with key decision-makers throughout the supply chain

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Gareth Perry, managing director of Databroker, discusses why construction firm engagement can be improved with architect data Construction firms often know the...

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NAO says parliament restoration could take up to 64 years

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The National Audit Office (NAO) has assessed the options for restoring the Houses of Parliament, with estimates ranging from £11-£39bn A new report on...

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BIM in 2026: Artificial intelligence and best-in-class collaboration

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Adam Salt, BIM coordinator at Wavin, discusses the outlook for BIM in 2026 and why it could make gains from AI Building information modelling (BIM) has long...

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4D in AMP8: Bridging the water sector’s digital divide

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Why 4D planning in AMP8 demands a new approach to skills and culture As the UK water sector takes on the £104bn AMP8 (Asset Management Period 8), the industry...

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Monthly construction output moving glacially in ONS stats April 2026

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Total output increased by a feeble 0.1% in April, way down from March’s +1.5% Despite the measly growth, the ONS stats for April 2026 mark the third...

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Monthly construction output moving glacially in ONS stats April 2026
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