Industry News

Get the most recent updates and latest news in the UK construction industry. Our Industry News section covers policy changes, technological advancements, major projects, and other significant events shaping the construction landscape.

Discover the Latest News on the Government’s Apologies for Grenfell Tower, Contractor Engagement Event, Plastic Recycling Park, and UK Housing

In this post, we look at the government’s apology for the "disturbance" that…

Discover the Latest News on Free Webinar to Navigate UKCA, Historic Wharfedale’s Greenholme Mills Restoration, Dark Matter Detector, and Europe

In today’s post, we look at the free webinar that has been organized…

Learn About the Latest News on Jobs on SeAH Wind Project, Reducing Carbon Emissions, Kendal Flood Risk Management Scheme and

In today's post, we look at SeAH Wind's £400 million plant will employ…

Uncover the Latest News on Construction Jobs for Women, SMR Factory Sites, Carillion Collapse Hospital, Expensive Cities for Building

In today's post, we look at how the Jobcentres helped get 1,000 women…

Discover the Latest News on Inflation Impact on Leeds, Arc Partnership Waste-Reduction Pledge, Solar Projects, Colchester’s Newest School

In today's post, we look at the construction cost increase that is expected…

Discover the Latest News on Leaseholders Protection, UK Construction Inflation, Construction Workers Needed, BDO’s New Head of Real Estate and

In this post, we'll talk about how the government's building safety reforms shield…

Discover the Latest News on Illegal Cartels, Urban Construction Bankruptcy, Building Safety Threats, and Brickbats in the Construction Industry

In this post, we'll go over the CMA's provisional discovery of illegal cartels…

Discover the Latest News on the £750 Million Regional Framework, Women in Construction, Building Safety Act of 2022, UK Builders

In this post, we will talk about a regional framework that is worth…

5 Job Roles That Can Change The Construction Industry

Those not in the construction industry may assume that it’s predominantly made up…