Mayor construction funds boosted by devolution first

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The prime minister announced today that mayors will be allowed to keep a share of income tax and business rates revenues for the first time At least part of...

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RTPI highlights strengths and weaknesses of the use of drones in the built environment

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Research by the Royal Town Planning Institute reveals how aerial drones could be positively integrated into the built environment as long as their integration...

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Removing barriers for construction apprentices and employers through flexible learning

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Rosalind Thorpe, director of education and standards at the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), discusses the future of apprenticeships and the...

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Construction sector confidence rises to 56% in July

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According to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds, construction sector confidence rose by 10 points to 56% in July These latest construction sector...

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FSi Promat adds easy-to-fit fire stopping collar to passive fire protection range

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A fire stopping collar designed to offer practical advantages to installers out on site and greater flexibility to project specifiers has been added to the FSi...

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Delivering on local government expectations, no matter the politics at play

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In July, a five-day period saw local government reorganisation (LGR) in England become clearer for 14 areas, followed by the appointment of a new prime...

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When compliance visibility moves beyond the monthly snapshot

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For many businesses across UK infrastructure, compliance still runs on a delay, Re-Flow is here to help Checks happen on site. Paperwork gets filled in. And...

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Tackling speculative data centres to free up grid capacity

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Ofgem has launched a consultation on plans to tackle speculative data centre projects in Britain’s electricity connections queue The consultation is part of...

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Women key to solving construction skills gap, says expert

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In light of recent educational pathway reforms, Patricia Gardiner of Trade Direct Insurance has said that more needs to be done to encourage girls into the...

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Construction sites are not ready for extreme heat

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The UK construction industry can no longer ignore heat, warns Dr Alba Fuertes, associate professor at the University of Reading’s School of the Built...

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Construction sites are not ready for extreme heat
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