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First New Hospital Programme facility opened

September 9, 2026• by

The first facility delivered under the New Hospital Programme, the NHS National Rehabilitation Centre, is now open The NHS National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC)...

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AI in construction: From productivity tool to project teammate

September 9, 2026• by

Dave Philp FCIOB, chief value officer, Bentley Systems and chair of the CIOB Innovation & Digital Advisory Panel, explores how AI in construction has...

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Help the PV Fire Intelligence Network to make solar PV systems safer

September 9, 2026• by

The Photovoltaic Fire Intelligence Network (PV-FIN) was established to improve the safety of solar PV systems through collaboration, research and the sharing...

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“What does insulation do?” Actis helps aspiring construction professionals at careers event

September 8, 2026• by

Youngsters exploring career choices ahead of joining secondary school have gained insight into life in the construction industry, with help from insulation...

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Glenigan construction index shows a lack of traction

September 8, 2026• by

The index shows a bleak update for the construction industry with significant decreases in many metrics The Glenigan construction index shows that, in the...

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Passiv UK expands smart thermostat market to ROI

September 8, 2026• by

Energy installers across the Republic of Ireland now have access to the thermostat that also acts as heat pump controls, being a major option for renewable...

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Powering the AI economy: How can London meet soaring data centre demand?

September 8, 2026• by

Yalena Coleman, director of digital strategy and transformation at Buro Happold, explores the current pressures on urban infrastructure and planning systems,...

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ECI Training & Development Awards 2026 finalists revealed

September 8, 2026• by

The finalists for the 14th annual Engineering Construction Industry (ECI) Training & Development Awards have been released ahead of the ceremony later this...

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Data is key to delivering healthier homes in uncertain times

September 8, 2026• by

Gerry Hogan, director at Collective Architecture, explores how data is key to delivering better, healthier homes, improving health outcomes and building...

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A new PM won’t fix Britain’s building problem. A longer memory might

September 8, 2026• by

Britain has had 17 housing ministers since 2010. Ian Dean, managing director of Holcim UK, argues the new prime minister’s first job is simply to stay the...

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A new PM won’t fix Britain’s building problem. A longer memory might
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