Construction News

Norfolk County Council has marked the official opening of Herring Bridge in Great Yarmouth today, following the completion of one of the region’s most significant infrastructure projects. The ‘twin leaf’ bascule bridge, which represented an

Re-flow have gone a step further in ensuring the security of their client’s data by receiving Cyber Essentials Plus certification.  Cyber Essentials is a government-backed certification scheme, designed to set a strong security baseline and help

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today, Thursday 1 February 2024, published its Smart Building Overlay to the RIBA Plan of Work.  Developed with ScanTech Digital, Glider Technology, Kier and Hoare Lea, this

Building work to deliver new Passivhaus housing on behalf of City of York Council has been hailed as best practice in the creation of zero carbon homes following a visit from the Chartered Institute of

Balfour Beatty Living Places today announces it has been awarded a £330 million six year Highways Maintenance contract extension by Lincolnshire County Council. The extension builds on the current six year contract which is due

In March, we’re celebrating 100 years of RIBA validation with a lecture at Liverpool University by Royal Gold Medal recipient, Professor Lesley Lokko. This year marks 100 years since RIBA validated its first architecture course at the University of Liverpool in

Last year rounded off with a significant relaunch of the Builders Merchant Building Index (BMBI) report, now featuring builders’ merchants sales data to builders and trades people covering 92 percent of GB national sales, up from just over 80%.

Torsion Group (“Torsion”), the Leeds-based residential developer, contractor and operator, and Zenzic Capital (“Zenzic”), the real estate credit investment manager focused on providing innovative and flexible capital solutions, have announced a new purpose-built student accommodation

The first residents have moved into Bovis Homes’ Beuley View location in Peters Village in Kent, which is helping provide new homes for those taking their first step on the property ladder. All 11 of

Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, has opened a science building designed to help researchers address some of the world’s most pressing health concerns. Rheumatoid arthritis, lung cancer and