Building Consents, bullets and bees

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Glyn Thomas, managing director at Approved Inspector Building Consents, talks to Harvey Traynor about his informative years in Ukraine, preparing for the...

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Suppliers revealed for new Pagabo M&E framework worth £545m

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Suppliers appointed to the latest Pagabo M&E framework include Seddon, Tilbury Douglas Engineering and Hands on Mechanical Nearly 50 specialist M&E...

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Reframing the narrative: The real story of offsite insolvencies

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The UK construction industry anticipates 6,000 insolvencies in 2023, including many offsite insolvencies. Addressing systemic issues is vital for a thriving...

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Global precast concrete market projected to grow to $198.9bn by 2027

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The global precast concrete market is predicted to grow by over $54bn USD in the next four years as the modular construction method blooms The global precast...

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Unite Students to redevelop the University of Durham’s Rushford Court

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Unite Students has begun work to improve Rushford Court in partnership with the University of Durham Rushford Court is a 358-bedroom student property that will...

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Creating a safer form of insulation using cellulose

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Along with being well suited to the soundproofing of walls and ceilings, the utilisation of cellulose insulation means workers can restore incorrectly...

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Beard starts refurbishment on Spectrum Building in Swindon

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Recognisable for its yellow steel umbrella masts, the Spectrum Building in Swindon featured in the 1985 James Bond film ‘A View to a Kill’ Work has started...

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Net zero placemaking to drive down carbon impact

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A focus on people and net zero placemaking would spark a breakthrough, says Dr Stephen Hall of climate innovation charity Ashden UK net zero innovators are...

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£135.5bn could be saved by improving poor quality housing in England

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A survey from the Building Research Establishment (BRE) found that fixing poor quality housing in England could bring in £135.5bn of benefit to the country...

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Laing O’Rourke suspends construction at Everton Stadium following death of worker

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Construction has been suspended at Everton Stadium following the death of worker, 26, who sustained severe head injuries at the Bramley-Moore Dock site on...

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Laing O’Rourke suspends construction at Everton Stadium following death of worker
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