Construction News

Stanhope and the Swiss Investment Foundation AFIAA today are delighted to announce that Bank of Ireland has confirmed it is to relocate its London office to the last vacant floor in Gresham St Paul’s, the

Annual housebuilding cost inflation continued to ease in 2Q 2023, according to new data published by the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS). An update to the Private Housing Construction Price Index (PHCPI) shows annual growth

Last week, the team from Re-flow Field Management exhibited at UK Construction Week, hosted at The NEC Birmingham. The three-day event is widely known as the UK’s leading built environment show, being held on an annual basis. Team

High-vis vest donations to children across Scotland As the nights get darker, leading homebuilder, Miller Homes, is keeping children across Scotland visible on their walk to and from school by donating high-vis vests as part

North of England construction company, Esh Group, has reported a healthy level of profitability and liquidity for 2022 despite considerable industry headwinds. Chief Executive, Andy Radcliffe, credited a “meticulously designed business model” for softening the

Award-winning housebuilder The Hill Group has acquired 3.25 hectares of land in the historic East Suffolk village of Reydon to deliver a new residential development consisting of 55 attractive, energy-efficient homes, including 35% affordable housing. Situated to

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today published a Manifesto for a Better Built Environment, calling on policymakers to place more urgent focus on quality, safety and sustainability in the design and construction

With increasing pressure to meet tight deadlines and deliver jobs on time and under budget, many businesses are looking to optimise their operations and improve efficiency.  Digitising processes, through the use of field management software,

It costs over twice as much to buy a property than to build one in England, suggesting house prices are being fired up well beyond their natural level. That’s according to analysis from Searchland, the development

Five years after it was signed by the Prime Minister and First Minister, the Edinburgh and South East Scotland City Region Deal has helped 15,000 people secure employment, and improved the skills and knowledge of