UK’s largest built environment event makes welcome return to London
A host of new features, famous faces, interactive demos and ground-breaking products await visitors to the UK’s largest event for the built environment, UK Construction [...]
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Salmon Assessors says construction businesses who received Business Interruption (BI) settlements because of pandemic losses are entitled to more money
Leading loss assessors firm, Salmon Assessors, has said that construction businesses that received a settlement from insurers because of pandemic are likely to be entitled [...]
Female carpentry apprentice climbs the ranks of Hampshire housebuilder
Barratt Homes is throwing the spotlight on some of its former apprentices this National Apprenticeship Week, celebrating a female site manager in Bedhampton, who is building [...]
Right to Light Misconceptions
A legal right to light allows an owner to take legal action against a development that would result in a loss of light to an affected room. It is a highly specialised area of [...]
Willmott Dixon lands second Passivhaus project in 2023 with £57m school for West Sussex County Council
Willmott Dixon has secured its second Passivhaus project this year, a new £57m secondary school for West Sussex County Council. It follows its appointment last month by [...]
Fairgrove supports National Apprenticeship Week 2023 by celebrating its thriving apprentices
East Midlands-based, family-run home builder, Fairgrove, is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week, which takes place from the 6th – 12th of February with this year’s [...]
Arco invests in Stuff4Life to further explore innovative circular polyester supply chain approach
The UK’s leading safety company commits commercialisation funding to Teesside-based recycling start-up Stuff4Life. Arco, the UK’s leading safety company, has further [...]
National Apprenticeship Week: ‘It’s never too late to start from scratch’
For years, Craig Gould, 35, went from one labouring job to another. After being made redundant during the pandemic, it gave him the motivation he needed to change careers and [...]
Is Japanese knotweed under control in the UK?
Current issues and challenges include: £200,000 fines for not being honest Damage to buildings and infrastructure Homeowners trying to DIY eradication and failing! Japanese [...]
Mayor of the West Midlands visits Cookley Works
ANDY Street, Mayor of the West Midlands, has been welcomed on site to view the progress of the highly anticipated Cookley Works scheme, which we are developing alongside [...]
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