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[ 14th July 2026 ] Lovell prepares to submit plans for first homes at Burtree Garden Village News
[ 14th July 2026 ] Under Pressure: The Risks Shaping the Construction Sector Today News
[ 13th July 2026 ] Bellway Durham gives construction students a rare insight into life on a building site News
[ 9th July 2026 ] The Hill Group and L&Q Celebrate Completion of Transformative Kew Bridge Rise Development in Brentford News
[ 7th July 2026 ] Bouygues UK Celebrates Double Award Success, with A Commercial Win for 71/72 Kingsway and Sustainability Recognition for Pentre Awel News

Government Plan to Transform Oxford-Cambridge Arc into United Kingdom’s Fastest Growing Economic Region

18th February 2021

Generational plan will unlock the long-term potential of the region, transforming the Arc into a world-class place to live and work sustainably. An intention to establish a new single voice for the area – an

Make Real Ltd and Keltbray form Unique Partnership to Create Immersive Training Products for the Construction Industry

18th February 2021

Leading UK immersive learning studio, Make Real Ltd, and the UK’s leading specialist civil engineering and construction services business, Keltbray, have formed a unique partnership to create a range of branded Virtual Reality (VR) and

Aptus Utilities Starts 2021 with a Stellar January

18th February 2021

Aptus Utilities, a leading multi utility connections provider is reporting an impressive start to 2021 despite the ongoing challenges presented by the Coronavirus pandemic. The Bolton headquartered business secured 42 contracts with over 2900 plots

£3.9m Upgrade at Crawley Station Improves Accessibility for all Passengers

18th February 2021

Passengers in West Sussex are benefiting from a major investment to Crawley Station, part of the Department for Transport’s Access for All programme. The upgrade works will improve accessibility at Crawley station and significantly reduce

Prices Rising Despite Homebuyers Staying Away Due to National Lockdown

15th February 2021

The UK housing market began 2021 on a weaker footing, despite the sector being allowed to remain open during the third national lockdown, with surveyors reporting activity from across the country was down when compared

Tottenham Court Road Elizabeth Line Station Enters Final Commissioning Phase

15th February 2021

Construction work on Crossrail’s Tottenham Court Road station has reached the important T-12 milestone, meaning it is considered substantially finished and final commissioning activities can begin. The station will be ready to handover to Transport

HS2 Accelerates North as MPs Give Go-ahead to Next Phase to Crewe

12th February 2021

MPs have given the go-ahead to the next phases of Britain’s high speed rail network, with the Bill approving the building of HS2 Phase 2A north from the West Midlands to Crewe achieving Royal Assent.

Balfour Beatty Awarded £32 Million National Treatment Centre Contract on Behalf of NHS Highland

11th February 2021

Balfour Beatty today announces that it has been awarded a £32 million contract to build a new, world-class Ophthalmology and Orthopaedic health facility in Inverness on behalf of NHS Highland. This latest contract award will see

GRAHAM Completes A12 Repairs Ahead of Schedule During December Lockdown

11th February 2021

Civil engineering specialist GRAHAM has completed a £1.9m package of concrete road repairs along the A12 at Kelvedon for Highways England ahead of schedule during the November/December lockdown period. The works, which took place along

Architects’ Confidence Remains Fragile – RIBA Future Trends January 2021

11th February 2021

In January 2021 the RIBA Future Trends Workload Index remained positive (at +3) despite the turbulence of Brexit and a third national lockdown. Whilst 25% of practices expected workloads to decrease in the coming three months, 28% forecasted an increase. Just over half (51%) expected workloads to hold steady. The South of