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The Building Safety Levy is coming and the industry shouldn’t underestimate it

July 28, 2026• by

The Building Safety Levy comes into force in October, but its impact could be far greater than many anticipate. More than just another cost on new residential...

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Getting a clear picture on university maintenance

July 28, 2026• by

Facilities management expert Simona Šopagaitė, systems onboarding consultant at SFG20, the industry standard for university building maintenance urges...

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CPA Summer forecast 2026 predicts further inflation

July 27, 2026• by

Both general and construction cost inflation are expected to grow in the coming months, says the Construction Products Association (CPA) According to the CPA...

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Crystal Palace National Sports Centre plans approved

July 27, 2026• by

Redevelopment plans for the CPNSC have been approved by the London Borough of Bromley, with construction set to begin later this year The plans aim to...

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Sustainability in practice: Supporting decisions for people, places and assets

July 27, 2026• by

Anil Sawhney, Fabrizio Varriale, Kisa Zehra and Katherine Pitman of the RICS Sustainability Team on the importance of surveyors in delivering sustainability...

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Securing the future: Tackling skills and talent challenges in the UK pump industry

July 27, 2026• by

The sector must invest in people as well as technology if it is to meet future demands, writes Wayne Rose, chief executive of the British Pump Manufacturers...

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1.5m homes target will not be “defeated,” says housing secretary

July 27, 2026• by

Speaking to the BBC, secretary of state for housing Angela Rayner reaffirmed her commitment to the Government’s target of delivering 1.5 million new homes,...

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Existing buildings, new purpose: A structural warranty perspective on conversions

July 27, 2026• by

Converting an existing building into residential use is, on paper, an attractive proposition It can unlock latent value in underused stock, reduce embodied...

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The next step beyond the CDE

July 27, 2026• by

As projects become more complex and accountability continues to increase, success will depend less on how well we store information and more on how effectively...

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Met Office extreme weather report underlines need for homes which can cope with heat, says Actis

July 24, 2026• by

A Met Office report stating that the UK’s extreme weather conditions are ‘the new normal’ highlights the importance of ensuring Britain’s homes can...

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Met Office extreme weather report underlines need for homes which can cope with heat, says Actis
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