Very little improvement in ONS stats June 2026

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A growth in output of just 0.3% in the three months to June 2026 is the headline figure Although the ONS construction stats show a minor growth, it is also...

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The UK built environment has a competence proof problem

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Jonny Millard, managing director of UK Fire Door Training, explains how better, standardised approaches to evidencing competence could help improve compliance...

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Navigating earned settlement: What construction employers need to know now

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With the government proposing a significant overhaul of the rules governing earned settlement status for migrant workers, Joanne Hennessy, partner and head of...

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IQSK New Council Meets P.S Joel Arumonyang

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The newly elected Council of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK) has stepped up efforts to strengthen collaboration with the Government...

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Construction skills strategies must become more place-based, says CITB

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The Construction Industry Training Board has released its Workforce Mobility and Skills in the UK Construction Sector 2025 research report The findings show...

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Why sports venues present some of the most complex maintenance challenges

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From seasonal occupancy to multi-use facilities, Anoop Bhasin, expert at SFG20, outlines the maintenance challenges that directly impact safety, compliance and...

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Three HS2 Solihull viaducts completed

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The Balsall Common, Marsh Farm, and River Blythe viaducts have all been completed within the Solihull metropolitan borough The final parapets will be installed...

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Heat networks are entering a new phase – and projects need to catch up

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Joseph Lazell, partner, building services at Cundall, explores how the UK’s evolving heat network policy and regulations are changing the way developments...

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Vision to offer technical training to 14-year-olds welcomed by Actis

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The new Prime Minister’s vision to offer technical subjects to 14-year-olds has been welcomed by insulation specialist Actis A long-term champion of...

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Work begins on £13m flood alleviation scheme

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The Environment Agency has begun work on the ambitious Skinningrove flood scheme, replacing and upgrading several anti-flood elements The flood alleviation...

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Work begins on £13m flood alleviation scheme
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