Planning permission for new homes reach record low, HBF report finds

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New figures published by the Home Builders Federation (HBF) show the number of new homes receiving planning permission has fallen by 21% in the last quarter...

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Defence plans at risk as UK industrial space lacks, says RE:UK report

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Around 14 million sq ft of extra industrial space will be needed by 2030 in order to meet the government’s defence ambitions Around 1.3m sq ft of UK...

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How is carbon thinking in the built environment evolving?

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As clearer guidance becomes available and clients become more carbon‑literate, the question is no longer whether to consider carbon, but when. The answer is...

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Delivering complex façade remediation in occupied buildings

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The UK faces a significant programme of building envelope remediation across residential, healthcare, education and other occupied buildings. Shaun McCluskey,...

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AI data centres are going up fast – but can they deliver?

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The £100bn data centre boom risks building AI capacity that can’t perform, writes Matt Salter of Onnec Calls to slow the UK’s data-centre boom are getting...

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Construction of new Cheadle station set to begin in major breakthrough

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In a major milestone for one of Stockport’s most anticipated transport projects, the construction of a long-awaited railway station in Cheadle is set to...

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New report says technology critical for finance in construction

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Payapps, along with Censuswide, have surveyed financial decision-makers in construction to gauge the use of technology in construction The report, The New...

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NBS releases BREEAM certification guide

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The guide is intended to show how specification can be shaped to ensure BREEAM certification and a sustainable build The BREEAM certification guide, A...

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How digital project management reduces carbon waste in construction operations

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Every construction project involves a constant flow of materials, equipment, people, deliveries and information. When those elements fall out of sync, projects...

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Unlocking the grey belt: Why accelerated land release heightens technical risk for developers

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The UK government’s newly unveiled ‘grey belt’ strategy aims to release poor-quality Green Belt land for development to meet a mandatory target of 1.5...

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Unlocking the grey belt: Why accelerated land release heightens technical risk for developers
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