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How BIM and laser scanning are improving fire safety

September 16, 2026• by

BIM and laser scanning are now essential tools in meeting heightened fire safety standards, writes Ryan Donoghue, head of digital engineering at AJ Digital The...

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The digital journey for the built environment begins with data, not software

September 16, 2026• by

James Farrelly of RLB Digital on how digital needs to start with data rather than software, the challenge rather than the solution Digital and technology have...

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J3 appoints Evan Griffin as managing director of Debt Advisory

September 16, 2026• by

Experienced real estate lender joins J3 to lead its Debt Advisory business, bringing more than 20 years of banking, property and finance experience to the firm...

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Residential weakness weighs on construction despite commercial resilience

September 16, 2026• by

Drilon Baca, economist at Glenigan, discusses the results of the Glenigan Construction Index and how construction is looking after a disappointing Summer...

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A Reform government and the construction sector: what the warranty landscape could look like

September 16, 2026• by

Build Warranty examines how a Reform UK government could reshape construction through faster planning, deregulation and accelerated housebuilding – and what...

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When warranty providers say no: The growing battle over technical defences

September 15, 2026• by

Greg Carter, partner at Winckworth Sherwood’s construction team, discusses the importance of building warranty and how to navigate a difficult path For many...

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5,000 Heathrow youth apprenticeships announced

September 15, 2026• by

Heathrow has announced a new council to simultaneously take on major infrastructure projects and tackle the country’s NEET crisis The new council has pledged...

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Environment Agency appoints GRAHAM for Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme

September 15, 2026• by

The Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme will protect all properties vulnerable to flood risk along the River Thames, creating savings of more than £1.8 billion by...

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From paperwork to performance

September 15, 2026• by

Construction does not have a scheduling problem; it has a planning problem, writes Mark Chapman, head of innovation at Eleco There’s a quiet truth in...

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Turning Britain’s new towns vision into a reality

September 15, 2026• by

Will new towns solve Britain’s housing problem? Only if barriers to delivery are properly addressed, writes Victoria du Croz, partner and head of planning at...

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