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Why construction leaders can’t afford to ignore design technology

October 21, 2026• by

Construction design technology now shapes how projects get planned and built. Tools such as building information modelling (BIM) and machine learning give...

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How early planning in construction changes project culture

October 21, 2026• by

Evelyn Long discusses how early planning discipline can improve coordination and outcomes for projects Early planning in construction projects does more than...

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UK construction market has stabilised, but cost pressures and uncertainty persist

October 21, 2026• by

The UK construction market has recovered from the 2020-2023 downturn, but the growth outlook remains subdued and varies by sector, according to a new report...

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From volume to value: Why UK retrofit success is about more than scale

October 21, 2026• by

The UK’s retrofit challenge is significant, with millions of existing homes needing improvement to support the transition to net zero by 2050. This...

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Autumn Budget 2026 construction wishlist

October 20, 2026• by

Several industry voices have shared their opinion or desires for next week’s budget, with John Healey set to make announcements related to tax and devolution...

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Enhancements planned for Actis U-value simulator

October 20, 2026• by

Builders and specifiers who use an online tool to calculate the U-values of their projects can look forward to an evolution of its capabilities very soon The...

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BESA: “Frustration” with BSA knowledge requirements in construction engineering

October 20, 2026• by

A new report from the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has shown that many contractors are struggling with rapid changes and updates from the...

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9 in 10 Irish building supplier firms fear delayed payments this winter

October 20, 2026• by

Delayed customer payments have been branded a major concern for Irish firms in the building materials supply sector ahead of winter 2026 A new report from...

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Are we really designing homes for the future? Rethinking how homes perform in a changing climate

October 20, 2026• by

Eugenia Maslova, technical & regulatory affairs advisor at VELUX, asks if the right things are being measured as the Future Homes Standard prepares to come...

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The Rise of Reform: What it means for private sector planners

October 20, 2026• by

Ben Standing, partner in planning at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, and Jack Boyce, Head of Midlands and North at political and stakeholder...

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The Rise of Reform: What it means for private sector planners
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