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Supporting responsible architecture: In the public interest

March 6, 2026• by

Alan Kershaw, the chair of the Architects Registration Board, highlights the steps taken and the importance of creating a sustainable system in architecture...

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National retrofit training programme launched in England

March 6, 2026• by

The programme has been brought to England for the first time by Efficiency North (EN:Procure) to address the construction skills shortage Originally delivered...

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Never off duty when stumbling across barriers to accessibility

March 6, 2026• by

Walking down the street, travelling on a train, exploring shops and restaurants, you’re going to come across features every now and then which present...

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How are tensions in the Middle East affecting UK construction?

March 6, 2026• by

PBC Today investigates how the escalating conflict between Iran, the US, Israel, and others will affect the UK construction industry Middle East tensions are...

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Innovation in the construction industry: Curiosity as a competitive edge

March 6, 2026• by

The greatest barrier to innovation in the construction industry today is not technology or cost, but mindset, argues Andrew Fettes-Brown of Rider Levett...

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Structural warranty, underinsurance & lender scrutiny: getting the fundamentals right

March 5, 2026• by

At Advantage (AHCI), we see firsthand how relatively small discrepancies at inception can create disproportionate friction later such as underinsurance In...

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CITB celebrates Scottish Apprenticeship Week at National Construction College with Minister for Higher and Further Education

March 5, 2026• by

This week (2 – 6 March 2026) marks Scottish Apprenticeship Week, and the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) celebrated by welcoming Ben Macpherson...

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[VIDEO] HS2 Curzon Street station completes piling work

March 5, 2026• by

A video and new photos have been released showcasing the completed groundwork phase of the new station The HS2 Curzon Street station now has 2,011 piles,...

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Slow growth for UK construction, as international conflicts loom

March 5, 2026• by

The March 2026 edition of Glenigan’s Construction Index reports slow-to-no growth in most verticals, against a backdrop of international conflicts that may...

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CIOB calls for national construction careers campaign

March 5, 2026• by

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) says that such a campaign will cut unemployment and help to close the skills gap The construction careers campaign...

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CIOB calls for national construction careers campaign
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