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Bellway is to start construction work on 85 new homes in Chipping Ongar after acquiring the land for the development. Haycroft Gardens, as the development is to be known, will provide a range of much-needed

Bellway has embarked on its annual recruitment drive for the next generation of housebuilding talent, as the country marks National Apprenticeship Week (February 9 to 15). The national housebuilder has launched its 2026 apprenticeship programme,

Miller Homes Scotland West has announced the acquisition of a 7.5-acre site in Hamilton, paving the way for the delivery of 64 energy-efficient homes and marking a significant milestone as the homebuilder celebrates 25 years

Lovell has opened its South Queensferry development to local young people, recently welcoming 51 pupils from Echline Primary School to the site and supporting work experience opportunities. The education project gives young people a hands-on

People working in the construction industry will need to be aware of a few new rules which are being introduced throughout 2026. These changes may affect how they carry out their jobs, as well as

The Lord Mayor of Canterbury Councillor Keji Moses and Lady Mayoress Carol Reed have officially opened a new £21m care-focussed retirement village in Herne Bay, Kent. Visiting to commemorate build completion, the Lord Mayor and

Temporary traffic lights keep the network moving during works, but they also create avoidable operational cost and downtime, and the risk of service level breaches.  The issues are familiar across the sector: Re-flow integrates traffic-light

Bellway has been named one of the three most admired housebuilders in Britain in an annual business survey run by the London Stock Exchange. The FTSE 250 Index listed housebuilder received the bronze award in

Last year at Highways UK, long‑term Re‑flow partner QMS unveiled a new, more sustainable approach to line marking: the new EcoRib™ and ColdMark™ machine. Headline benefits include improving the long-term performance of profiled edge line

A restored 1966 MK1 Ford Cortina has been unveiled as a new public artwork at Dagenham Green, marking the transformation of part of the former Ford Motors site into a new neighbourhood. The live installation,