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Industry reacts to publication of the Future Homes Standard

March 25, 2026• by

Yesterday, the government announced the publication and the detailing of the long-awaited FHS The Future Homes Standard is designed and intended to secure the...

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Wales invests over half a million to train the next generation of housing workers

March 25, 2026• by

Workers across Wales will gain new skills in housing, construction and retrofit, as the Welsh Government invests £655,000 to tackle the shortage of trained...

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93% of new build homeowners would recommend their builder

March 25, 2026• by

The Home Builders Federation has released the results of their home buyer customer satisfaction survey, marking an improvement in new home satisfaction The...

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Look to Europe for the next chapter in our sustainable future

March 25, 2026• by

Environmental, Social and Governance principles seem under pressure from all sides, but amid the gloom, there is also an opportunity for a “positive reset”...

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London’s tall buildings market see costs jump by up to 40% in five years

March 24, 2026• by

A new report from Turner & Townsend on the tall buildings market has revealed that for skyscrapers, shape is as important as height The Global Tall...

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Architecture pay gaps widens in latest RIBA report

March 24, 2026• by

The latest report from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) highlights that work remains to be done in terms of gender and ethnicity pay gaps For...

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Future Homes Standard published today

March 24, 2026• by

The long-awaited new legislation comes into effect today alongside fresh legislation to boost “plug-in” solar Today marks the detailing of the Future Homes...

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Cross-sector Climate Commitment launched to accelerate coordinated supply chain decarbonisation

March 24, 2026• by

Developed by BEAMA, the 2050 Connected Climate Commitment provides a shared framework for science-based targets, governance integration, circular economy...

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Join MMC Ireland’s response on construction products and building materials reform

March 24, 2026• by

The Irish government is seeking comments on the draft amendments to Part D of the Second Schedule of the Building Regulations (Materials and Workmanship) and...

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New late payment measures put in place and retention payments banned

March 24, 2026• by

The government has today announced new powers for the Small Business Commissioner (SBC) to combat late payments The new late payment measures include the...

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New late payment measures put in place and retention payments banned
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