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With construction administrations rising, cashflow resilience must become a priority

September 2, 2026• by

As construction businesses continue to face mounting financial difficulties, the latest administration figures reveal the scale of the challenge facing the...

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AI in construction: When it’s the right tool for the job – and when it isn’t

September 2, 2026• by

Greg McClelland, co-founder and partner at Onetrace, discusses the best use of Artificial Intelligence in digital construction Like any other tool, AI is...

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Building Tomorrow: UK Housing Delivery Analysis explores the scale of the housing challenge, emerging delivery models and what must change to get more homes built, without compromising quality

September 1, 2026• by

Show House, in partnership with J3 Advisory, a specialist property insurance and structured finance adviser, has published a new white paper examining the...

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Couple converting bungalow to family home are hooked on Actis Hybris

September 1, 2026• by

A Yorkshire couple who have nearly finished transforming a small bungalow into a large two-storey family home love their first experience of using the Actis...

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Biodiversity Net Gain having positive impact on planning

September 1, 2026• by

Research by Biodiversity Units UK has shown that 65% of developers feel that Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is making environmental planning easier and clearer...

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Government announces new fire minister to create safer buildings

September 1, 2026• by

Baroness Blake of Leeds has been appointed as the government’s fire minister following her appointment as parliamentary under-secretary of state for building...

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Unlocking the potential of data in construction: Building a common approach

September 1, 2026• by

The construction industry is generating more data than ever, yet more information does not automatically lead to better decisions. Julie Bregulla, chief...

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Why you can’t learn construction skills in a classroom alone

September 1, 2026• by

The government’s plan to “value the hard hat as much as the graduation cap” is the right ambition, says Phil Scott, vice president of technology delivery...

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HBF warns planning staff shortage persists despite reforms

September 1, 2026• by

The Home Builders Federation has released a report highlighting that government action has done little to alleviate pressures for planners The planning staff...

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The golden thread applies to every trade – are subcontractors ready?

August 28, 2026• by

Ask Building Control what they want to see on a higher-risk building now, and the answer isn’t a pile of paperwork. It’s a thread The Building Safety Act...

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The golden thread applies to every trade – are subcontractors ready?
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