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28th February 2026

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[ 27th February 2026 ] Proposals for 200 homes in Skellow approved in principle by planning committee News
[ 26th February 2026 ] From Cleaning Cabins to Construction Leadership: Pennyfarthing Homes Champions Women in Construction News
[ 24th February 2026 ] Summer start for £55 million Codi Group and Edenstone partnership development at Plasdŵr News
[ 22nd February 2026 ] Reminder: have your say before 20 March on the single construction regulator News
[ 18th February 2026 ] UK’s first Construction Disability Inclusion Academy to be launched by Sacyr UK at the new Velindre Cancer Centre News

The Best Places in Britain to Pursue a Construction Career

21st April 2022

After a long period of uncertainty and inevitable halts, the construction industry is gradually getting back to business. As workloads increase, more and more talented tradespeople are asked to take on the sector’s challenging, polyhedric

Major Milestone for Fort Augustus-Skye Network Upgrade

21st April 2022

Plans to replace the existing Fort Augustus-Skye electricity transmission line have taken a major step forward following confirmation by the GB energy regulator, Ofgem, recognising the clear need for the project, paving the way to

Nearly Four in 10 Tradespeople use Social Media to Help Combat Tool Theft

20th April 2022

More than a third (37 per cent) of tradespeople use social media platforms to help combat tool theft The same proportion (37 per cent) question whether the price “feels right” or is suspiciously low when

Multiple Milestones at Andrew Henry Interiors

20th April 2022

This spring, Andrew Henry Interiors is celebrating its 15th birthday and to mark the occasion the award-winning design studio is supporting local Bristolian charity, PROPS Café Project. The anniversary milestone month also signifies continued growth for the business,

Later Stage Construction Activity Hits Record Levels in March

20th April 2022

· Residential planning approvals highest since before COVID· Is Covid-induced working from home finished for London companies? The latest Snap Analysis report from leading construction industry intelligence provider, Barbour ABI, shows a decline in planning applications in

From Plastic to Hemp: Five Innovative and Sustainable Building Materials

15th April 2022

The construction industry is constantly evolving. To combat environmental concerns and achieve carbon neutrality for the nation, experts are creating innovative and sustainable building materials. Considering that the built environment is responsible for 45% of the

ISG Awarded £40 million Legal & General Office Redevelopment

15th April 2022

Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) Real Assets has appointed ISG for the £40 million redevelopment of its Tempo office building in Maidenhead. The redevelopment will transform the 112,000 sq ft former office to a

Injuries on Construction Sites are Costing Businesses £3.16 billion a Year, New Data Reveals

14th April 2022

The total cost of construction injuries was up 34% in 2020, costing the injured employee more than the business or government combined. Injuries and ill-health in the UK construction industry are now costing upwards of

Rendall & Rittner Receives RoSPA Gold Medal Award for Health and Safety Achievements

14th April 2022

Leading property management company, Rendall & Rittner, is celebrating after receiving an internationally-recognised award for demonstrating high health and safety standards. The RoSPA Gold Medal Award demonstrates continued commitment to high health and safety standards

Department for Transport’s Drone Pathfinder Catalyst Programme Leaves Promising Legacy for UK Commercial Drone Use

14th April 2022

The Department for Transport’s (DfT) Drone Pathfinder Catalyst programme has completed this year’s aims and objectives. The programme has accelerated: Commercial drone adoption A deep understanding of the public acceptance of drones Solving technological challenges through Drones