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October 12, 2026 in Events & Awards News: UK Construction Week Birmingham launches ‘RESET’ – Now it’s time to deliver
October 12, 2026 in Project News: Redleaf submits plans for EV Charging Hub and drive-thru restaurants opposite Coventry Building Society Arena
October 12, 2026 in Product News: Trackunit Launches Spot S300, Connecting Unpowered Equipment with More Frequent Reporting and Broader Cellular Coverage
October 12, 2026 in Top News: Pagabo announces regionally focused £1.5bn Medium Works Framework
October 12, 2026 in Highlights: Birmingham regen reaches new heights as Little Digbeth tops out

UK Construction Week Birmingham launches ‘RESET’ – Now it’s time to deliver

“We’ve reset the construction industry – now it’s time to [...]
Birmingham regen reaches new heights as Little Digbeth tops out

Building work on the first phase of Little Digbeth has reached a major [...]
The Cost of Utility Location Errors in Pipeline and Infrastructure Projects

Utility-location cost is usually discussed after a strike. That is too [...]
Join the UK Roads Sector at Highways UK 2026

Planning which solutions, technologies, and partners to work with is [...]
Decimo Project Engineering returns to Kent Construction Expo 2026

Decimo Project Engineering Ltd, specialist mechanical and electrical [...]
Plastering and the skills gap: why collaboration is the solution

As the skills gap comes into greater focus across the construction sector, [...]
The Construction Reset: UKCW Birmingham returns with bold new theme and focus

Ahead of its return to the NEC this September, UKCW Birmingham has [...]
The subcontractors quietly losing money on jobs they think are profitable

Three contractors price the same job. Same rates, same materials costs, [...]

In The Spotlight

New Right to Work Rules: Why UK Contractors Need to Know Who Are on Construction Sites and Who Is Compliant

By Padraig Reilly, Founder & CEO, Boxcore. Construction workforce compliance is about to become more demanding for UK contractors. From 1 October 2026, Right to Work checks will extend beyond employees to cover subcontractors, agency workers, and other non-standard arrangements common on construction sites. For an industry built on subcontractors, specialist trades and layered supply chains, this matters. The practical question for contractors is becoming simple: do you know exactly who is working on your site, and can you demonstrate that they are approved and compliant to be there? Increasingly, answering that question takes more than a spreadsheet or an approved worker list. Contractors need to connect digital onboarding, inductions [...]

Construction UK Magazine

UK Construction Week Birmingham launches ‘RESET’ – Now it’s time to deliver

Birmingham regen reaches new heights as Little Digbeth tops out

The Cost of Utility Location Errors in Pipeline and Infrastructure Projects

Join the UK Roads Sector at Highways UK 2026

Decimo Project Engineering returns to Kent Construction Expo 2026

Plastering and the skills gap: why collaboration is the solution

The Construction Reset: UKCW Birmingham returns with bold new theme and focus

The subcontractors quietly losing money on jobs they think are profitable

New Right to Work Rules: Why UK Contractors Need to Know Who Are on Construction Sites and Who Is Compliant

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