Month: April 2025

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has pledged to drive up workplace wellbeing standards among its registered practices after a survey completed by over 1,450 architectural professionals revealed that long hours and low pay

Utility Week Live returns to Birmingham’s NEC on 20–21 May. This year’s theme, Lead the Change, focuses on the UK’s ambitious green energy plans and the policy decisions reshaping the built environment. Visibility and data-based decision

Conservation experts are carefully cleaning some of Dundee’s most historic buildings and are gearing up for future projects in the city. Pioneering local experts EcoGuard Scotland are using high-pressure steam superheated to 150 degrees C,

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and The King’s Foundation today announced the launch of a new initiative to champion retrofit, promote the reuse of existing buildings, and spotlight the local skills and expertise

The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is to invest a further £2 million for Regional Skills Hubs over the next two years.  In November 2023, the ECITB announced a £1 million investment to boost

New long-term framework covers projects across the Group’s entire portfolio of UK and Ireland sites Peel Ports Group, the UK’s second-largest port operator, has appointed a host of contractors into its  new construction framework, covering

Construction has begun on a new residential development in Newington which will provide 19 modern, fully wheelchair-accessible homes available for social rent. Work commenced today (Monday 31 March), with the project expected to be completed

Willmott Dixon has landed Doncaster’s Gateway One development, a new 52,000 sq. ft Grade A office building on Trafford Way which is set to become Doncaster’s new digital tech hub.  Work on the £32m development,

Discover insights from the show at Birmingham’s NEC From fresh insights into mental health to the limits of AI, this year’s Health and Safety Event showcased the evolving conversations shaping UK infrastructure. Re-flow attended the event as