Landmark child health technology centre completed in Sheffield

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Work has successfully completed on The Spark – home of the National Centre for Child Health Technology (NCCHT) in Sheffield, with the facility set to become...

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RICS Construction Monitor Q2 2026 shows recovery, but industry is not out of the woods yet

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While being the fifth consecutive quarter with construction workload balance in the negative, it still improved from -12% in Q1 to -4% Infrastructure continues...

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Could modular construction create more opportunities for women?

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Construction has a long record of under-representing women, but the direction of travel is not static Women make up around 15% of the UK construction...

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Future Homes Standard: Building future homes requires future-ready infrastructure

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Daniel Camm, group environment & sustainability leader, GTC, discusses the infrastructure challenge related to building future homes As the housing...

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Closing the gap between structural analysis and steel detailing

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Steel projects demand seamless collaboration between structural engineers, detailers and fabricators. Connecting structural analysis, detailing and fabrication...

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Carbon reporting: Is it time to get ahead?

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Join our free webinar, ‘Why waiting for carbon reporting enforcement could cost you’, on 8 September at 2pm Many businesses know stricter carbon reporting...

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Homes England makes investment in Sunderland City regeneration

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The housing agency has put £27.7m into rejuvenating the Sheepfolds neighbourhood The Sunderland City regeneration process is receiving a boost from Homes...

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Glenigan data shows UK construction activity remains “firmly stuck in neutral”

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Glenigan’s August 2026 Construction Index shows UK construction activity is depressed in a tough socio-economic landscape The index focuses on the three...

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Outdoor tradespeople urged to take precautions as another UK heatwave approaches

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The Met Office recently announced that the UK has higher than normal chances of heatwaves this summer, yet the UK still has no legal maximum working...

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Consultation launched on ARB Prescribed Examination

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The Architects Registration Board (ARB) is consulting on proposals to update and modernise the exam, which evaluates the education of non-UK architects wishing...

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Consultation launched on ARB Prescribed Examination
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