Construction News

An expert has shared five ways that businesses can reduce their energy bills and become more sustainable by making just minor adjustments to the work environment.  The average small and medium-sized UK business could reduce

Research by the Gradual Homeownership provider, Wayhome, has shown that as the final Help to Buy deadline approaches, the scheme has so far helped over 375,000 homebuyers get a foot on the ladder, with £23.7bn in

Comments from Kseniya Savelyeva, Indices Manager, Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) Annual housebuilding cost inflation slowed slightly in the fourth quarter of 2022 to 12.8% but costs were still up 1.7% on the previous quarter. The

Colin Donnelly, Health, Safety & Environmental Manager at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions, discusses the company’s journey towards Net Zero, and how organisations can implement more sustainable operations. Businesses play a crucial role in the government’s

A major civil engineering operation has been completed in Great Yarmouth, with the bridge leaves successfully installed at Herring Bridge. Herring Bridge is being delivered by BAM Farrans Joint Venture for Norfolk County Council and

The construction industry has the highest Engagement Index Score in comparison to other sectors, according to the latest research from Inpulse, experts in employee engagement. Over 60,000 construction employees have been surveyed. Their responses revealed that

The Principal and CEO of Leeds College of Building has joined a growing list of senior managers taking part in CEO Sleepout. Nikki Davis, the first female principal in the history of Leeds College of Building,

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today, 28 March 2023, opened applications for the 2023 AHR Scholarship. The RIBA AHR Scholarship has been made possible thanks to the generous support of AHR. The

Analysis by peer to peer real estate investment platform, easyMoney, reveals that Levelling Up projects could add as much as £18,000 to local house prices in those areas of the nation identified in the Chancellor’s recent

60% of the Saltmarsh habitats around the UK have been lost since 1945, and without some inspired interventions significant further losses will continue, fuelled by coastal squeeze (development), increased wash from boats, extreme climatic events