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Glenigan data shows UK construction activity remains “firmly stuck in neutral”

August 7, 2026• by

Glenigan’s August 2026 Construction Index shows UK construction activity is depressed in a tough socio-economic landscape The index focuses on the three...

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Outdoor tradespeople urged to take precautions as another UK heatwave approaches

August 7, 2026• by

The Met Office recently announced that the UK has higher than normal chances of heatwaves this summer, yet the UK still has no legal maximum working...

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Consultation launched on ARB Prescribed Examination

August 6, 2026• by

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) is consulting on proposals to update and modernise the exam, which evaluates the education of non-UK architects wishing...

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RIBA announces Neave Brown Award for Housing shortlist

August 6, 2026• by

RIBA has announced the shortlist for the Neave Brown Award for Housing 2026, showcasing some of the UK’s best new housing developments From a residential,...

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Construction’s cash flow crisis: Why confidence in the numbers may be the sector’s biggest vulnerability

August 6, 2026• by

Three-quarters of UK SMEs are unsure they can pay their bills next month, and construction businesses are seeking help more than any other sector. Business...

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UK construction decline slows for the first time in four months

August 6, 2026• by

The UK construction sector continued to contract in July, but the pace of decline slowed to its weakest level in four months, according to S&P Global’s...

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The proposed ITB merger must be a reset, not a rebrand

August 6, 2026• by

Jemma Carmody, executive director of CECA Yorkshire & The Humber, shares her thoughts on the best route forward for the potential CITB and ECITB merger The...

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Local councils respond to new planning decision rules

August 6, 2026• by

The new ‘National Scheme of Delegation’ will come into force on 31 October, which will determine how planning applications are decided Under the new rules,...

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How much extra does Passivhaus cost to build?

August 5, 2026• by

A new report shows that the capital cost uplift of Passivhaus standard buildings can be as low as 2% The report, co-authored by the Passivhaus Trust, Currie...

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Fit for today, safe for tomorrow: Why fire door hardware installation matters

August 5, 2026• by

The installation of fire door hardware is the point at which compliance and performance either come together or fall apart, explains Karen Trigg of Allegion UK...

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