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Construction firms avoid £92.6m in lost value through GIRI training pilot

May 26, 2026• by

Error undermines construction productivity – but our pilot programme has shown that with the right behaviours and error reduction training, we can crack it,...

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Smarter facilities with digital reality technology

May 22, 2026• by

See how Matrix Technologies turns data into operational insight with digital reality technology Facility managers face growing pressure to make operational...

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New home registrations down in Q1 as house builders face ‘perfect storm’ of rising costs and falling demand, NHBC reports

May 22, 2026• by

Figures released today by the National House Building Council (NHBC), the UK’s largest provider of new home warranties and insurance, show 26,959 new homes...

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‘Boundary pushing’ Actis appoints sales manager to help home counties builders and merchants

May 22, 2026• by

Insulation specialist Actis has appointed a new area sales manager for the South East and London to help merchants, builders and specifiers in the capital and...

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Rachel Reeves promises economic support for UK construction and infrastructure

May 22, 2026• by

Updating the House of Commons yesterday, the chancellor of the exchequer recognised the financial difficulties caused by the war in Iran and measures being...

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Planning and Infrastructure Bill: Strategic reforms to accelerate 1.5 million homes target

May 22, 2026• by

The UK government has unveiled the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, a cornerstone of its legislative programme designed to unlock the construction of 1.5...

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Government must do more to ensure new build homes are good quality, Housing Committee says

May 22, 2026• by

The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee says that the supply of new build homes is crucial, but they must be of good quality and fit for the...

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Public interest in construction shifted to sustainability

May 22, 2026• by

Research commissioned by the Landscape Institute has found that public interest is now focused more on green spaces, with how buildings themselves look taking...

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Ethical governance of artificial intelligence use in the UK’s architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) sector

May 22, 2026• by

Researchers at University College London’s Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction are inviting architecture, engineering and construction professionals...

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Why innovation is key to Britain’s electricity grid transformation

May 22, 2026• by

Brian Palmer, digital delivery manager at Burns & McDonnell, discusses why technological innovations are key to reconstructing Britain’s outdated...

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Why innovation is key to Britain’s electricity grid transformation
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