Actis: Develop building products which don’t harm the environment as heat record announced

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With this summer set to be the UK’s hottest on record, building homes for maximum comfort using building products whose production doesn’t harm the...

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Step-by-step guide to using the SFS Center Point Fastening System

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The SFS Center Point fastening system simplifies façade panel installation, improving accuracy, speed and performance. This guide explains how to use the...

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BESA Industry Awards 2026 shortlist revealed

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The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) is putting a particular emphasis on youth education with its awards shortlist The BESA Industry Awards...

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New partnership ensures safety for Hinkley Point C workers

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Hinkley Point C is working with the Client Contractor National Safety Group (CCNSG) to continue ensuring that the thousands of workers operating on the nuclear...

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Plans for £14.6m Sarum Academy expansion approved

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Wiltshire Council has received permission to increase the capacity of the secondary school as well as boost its facilities The Sarum Academy expansion will...

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Construction and architecture apprenticeships up by 95% despite funding cuts

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A study has revealed that there was a 95% uplift in construction and architecture degree apprenticeships in the last two years, despite a £214m increase in...

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[VIDEO] HS2 Old Oak Common platforms completed

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The first platforms of the HS2 line have been built and revealed in London The Old Oak Common platforms are 450 metres underground and are ready for further...

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How Ofgem’s proposed connection fee could reshape the UK data centre construction pipeline

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Elliott Meighan, energy solutions consultant, Equity Energies, explores the impact of the Ofgem connection fee on the construction industry and why it favours...

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Morgan Sindall appointed to build £16.9m Thornbury Health Centre

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Morgan Sindall Construction will build the new £16.9m centre on the brownfield site of the old Thornbury hospital The Thornbury Health Centre is set to be a...

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Why rising snag reports could signal better quality control, not worse building standards

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The housebuilding sector is being asked to hit two tough targets at once: deliver 1.5 million homes by 2029, while meeting stricter quality and consumer...

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Why rising snag reports could signal better quality control, not worse building standards
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