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Building control after the change: What does “good” look like now?

September 24, 2026• byadmin

The regulations have changed. The responsibility has changed. So why are some of the old ways of working still hanging around? The building control industry...

Fire safety compliance depends on competence. But how do you prove it?

September 24, 2026• byadmin

When you appoint someone to carry out fire safety work, how do you know they are genuinely competent to do the job? It is an important question for building...

Construction applications for payment: Pain point or competitive advantage?

September 24, 2026• byadmin

Payapps latest research report, Construction applications for payment: Pain point or competitive advantage?, investigates how technology can improve admin...

New approach needed for construction training and reskilling, say APM

September 24, 2026• byadmin

The Association for Project Management (APM) has released a new report examining training for project professionals The Association’s new report finds that...

London set to be furthest behind on social housing, data finds

September 24, 2026• byadmin

London will make less than half as much progress against its social housing waiting list as rural England under the government’s £39bn Social and Affordable...

What changes to construction employment law mean for contractors

September 24, 2026• byadmin

With the introduction of the Employment Rights Act 2025 last December, law specialists have shared what these changes will mean for contractors The changes to...

What MIS 3002 actually requires – and who it lets sign it off

September 24, 2026• byadmin

The Microgeneration Installation Standard 3002 V6 is now in effect. Sahir Raihan, structural engineer and managing director of Solar Surveys, cautions that a...

The project-operations gap: Progression ladder or paradigm fork? (part 3)

September 24, 2026• byadmin

In the first two parts of this series, Justin Kirby mapped the project-operations divide across an organisational digital maturity spectrum In this third...

World of Modular Europe 2026 puts scaling, standards and industrialised construction in focus

September 23, 2026• byadmin

Europe’s modular construction sector is moving beyond the question of whether offsite methods can work The more pressing questions are how they can scale,...

UK Construction Week launched Press RESET podcast

September 23, 2026• byadmin

A new series of podcasts exploring the insights of industry thought leaders has been launched for UKCW Birmingham 2026 The Press RESET podcast has been...

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Building control after the change: What does “good” look like now?

Fire safety compliance depends on competence. But how do you prove it?

Construction applications for payment: Pain point or competitive advantage?

New approach needed for construction training and reskilling, say APM

London set to be furthest behind on social housing, data finds

What changes to construction employment law mean for contractors

What MIS 3002 actually requires – and who it lets sign it off

The project-operations gap: Progression ladder or paradigm fork? (part 3)

World of Modular Europe 2026 puts scaling, standards and industrialised construction in focus

UK Construction Week launched Press RESET podcast

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