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Local Plans must improve support of energy storage and infrastructure delivery

February 10, 2026• by

In response to the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), Lichfields has set out an approach to plan-making aimed at improving alignment between...

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Planners must prioritise climate resilience

February 10, 2026• by

The impacts of climate change can no longer be ignored. From flooded high streets and crumbling coastlines to grassland, woodland and crop fires and...

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CIBSE conference sets benchmark for future building performance

February 10, 2026• by

CIBSE’s recent conference, Building Performance Reimagined – What’s Next?, brought together leading voices from across the building services and...

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How SOCOTEC’s CDM services can give your project a competitive advantage

February 10, 2026• by

In the complex world of construction, safety isn’t just about hard hats and safety barriers on-site – it begins much earlier, during the design phase...

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Gateway 2 backlog in 2026: Is the regime future-proof?

February 9, 2026• by

Li Yen Lim, managing associate in construction & engineering at Freeths, gives PBC Today an update on the BSR and the Gateway 2 backlog The building safety...

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What lessons have been learned in year one of the Scottish cladding programme?

February 9, 2026• by

The Housing (Cladding Remediation) (Scotland) Act 2024 has officially been in force for a year, allowing ministers more power to identify and remediate fire...

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UK and North America lead in embracing building data

February 9, 2026• by

The UK and North America are leading the way in embracing data in buildings – but maximising its use as a tangible driver of performance remains a “glass...

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UK apprenticeship gap hits more than 14,000

February 9, 2026• by

A new research paper from DART Tool Group reveals that for every apprenticeship position, there are nearly 100 unfilled jobs The apprenticeship gap is wider...

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Awaab’s Law: A new chapter for social housing

February 9, 2026• by

Awaab’s Law, which imposes strict deadlines on social housing providers for investigating and resolving damp  and mould hazards, is more than a compliance...

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FSi Promat launches new EN tested fire stop system for curtain walling facades

February 9, 2026• by

Passive fire protection specialist FSi Promat has launched a new slab edge fire stop system to protect buildings with a curtain walling facade from the rapid...

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FSi Promat launches new EN tested fire stop system for curtain walling facades
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