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AI in construction needs a test that goes beyond a convincing answer

November 4, 2026• by

Document assistants can make project information easier to use. Their value depends on finding the right evidence, recognising what is missing and keeping...

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The health risks we cannot see are still putting construction workers at risk

November 4, 2026• by

Héléne Watson, safety, health, environment and quality (SHEQ) manager at Watson, argues that construction needs to broaden its definition of safety, moving...

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AI in construction: consistency, speed and better decisions

November 4, 2026• by

Artificial intelligence is steadily reducing paperwork, supporting planning and helping teams spot risks earlier When set up correctly, it applies assessments...

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Infrastructure key to Britain’s industrial development success, CECA says

November 3, 2026• by

The UK government’s search for major investment sites should put the infrastructure needed to make them usable at the centre of its selection process...

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Glenigan’s Building Materials Forecast predicts future product demand

November 3, 2026• by

Glenigan has announced the launch of Building Materials Forecast, a new subscription service that forecasts future demand for construction products and...

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SOCOTEC UK & Ireland adds to its growing portfolio with latest acquisition, Inertia Consulting

November 3, 2026• by

Leading provider of testing, inspection and certification services, SOCOTEC UK & Ireland has expanded its engineering and asset inspection services with...

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Beyond production drawings: Configuring volumetric modules that leave the factory complete

November 3, 2026• by

DataForm Platform generates volumetric modules that are 100% configured and costed, and carries that information through to the factory floor Volumetric...

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Phase 1 of Bury Interchange redevelopment to deliver huge improvements for the town

November 3, 2026• by

Willmott Dixon has been appointed by Transport for Greater Manchester to carry out Phase 1 of Bury Interchange’s regeneration, worth £17.9m Procured through...

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What changes when digital is naturally the way construction works?

November 3, 2026• by

Colin Bell, digital and data director, Kier Construction, asks what happens when we stop thinking about digital as a separate initiative and make it part of...

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The Great British Grid is only half the answer: Britain also needs flexible demand

November 3, 2026• by

The new publicly owned Great British Grid tackles a real bottleneck. But building more network is only half the answer. We also need to see, and trust, the...

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The Great British Grid is only half the answer: Britain also needs flexible demand
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