Grenfell Tower Inquiry: MHCLG case file sent to CPS

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The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has received the Metropolitan Police evidence file in order to conduct an independent investigation into the Ministry of...

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Why digital transformation often fails in construction

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Mark Green, founder and CEO of Change Rebellion, discusses why the biggest barrier to successful digital transformation in the built environment often isn’t...

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Heat pump handover: What to check before the first winter weather comes

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Clear operating advice and reliable records help residents and maintenance teams get to grips with a new heat pump. A well-planned handover should prepare both...

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Vectorworks nominated for 6 Annual Construction Computing Awards

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Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc., is a finalist for six categories at the 2026 Construction Computing Awards Often known as “The...

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Actis U-value simulator poised to gain extra user-friendly features

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Extra features are to be added to a popular U-value simulator created by insulation specialist Actis The online tool, which has been popular with builders and...

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Planning permission for new homes reach record low, HBF report finds

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New figures published by the Home Builders Federation (HBF) show the number of new homes receiving planning permission has fallen by 21% in the last quarter...

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Construction of Peterchurch Primary School completed three weeks early

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Tilbury Douglas has completed construction of Peterchurch Primary School on behalf of Herefordshire Council three weeks ahead of programme, allowing the school...

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PM confirms council housebuilding and UK construction support

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Andy Burnham’s first speech at a Labour Party Conference yesterday covered many topics of interest for the construction industry Prime minister Andy Burnham...

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Defence plans at risk as UK industrial space lacks, says RE:UK report

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Around 14 million sq ft of extra industrial space will be needed by 2030 in order to meet the government’s defence ambitions Around 1.3m sq ft of UK...

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How is carbon thinking in the built environment evolving?

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As clearer guidance becomes available and clients become more carbon‑literate, the question is no longer whether to consider carbon, but when. The answer is...

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How is carbon thinking in the built environment evolving?
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