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Bullfix have launched a new window guard to help builders comply with Part O Building Regulations 3.8 Protection of Falling. UKAS / NHBC -
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In December 2022 Align JV chose the VJ iStore®, the next generation procurement delivery solution from VJ Technology. -
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Who are Valley Group? Valley Group Ltd provides a comprehensive range of building compliance, refurbishment, energy efficiency and associated services. Based in the east of Glasgow and delivering serv ... -
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Timbermark has found the ideal application for the new Moli MoTix 4000 printer from Sojet. The low-profile printheads make it an ideal printer for winged pallets. One printer with four printheads can ... -
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Timbermark has set a new standard for printing on difficult surfaces such as PE. An installation for egeplast UK, which supplies high-quality polyethylene pipes and fittings, prints with UV curing ink ... -
Provided a Grounds Maintenance SME with 3 additional tender wins (£106K) in July 2024 and reduced bid writing time by 75%.
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This year the inaugural Tradesperson of the Year awards were presented in partnership with UK Construction Week 2019, the country's largest trade show for the construction industry. The awards were ho ... -
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FIS is the representative body for the £10 billion finishes and interiors sector in the UK are pleased to announce their partnership with UK Construction Week Summits. The partnership with UK Construc ... -
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London mayor Sadiq Khan has rejected plans to build the Tulip Tower beside the Gherkin in the city on the grounds that it offers little public benefit. The Foster-designed building, nicknamed The Tuli ... -
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The Weston by Feilden Fowles Architects. Photo is by Mikael Olsson An experimental cork house, Grimshaw's London Bridge Station, and Feilden Fowles Architects' visitor centre at Yorkshire Sculpture Pa ... -
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The industry is getting on with life as its patience with Brexit related indecision wears thin according to the latest RICS Construction and Infrastructure Market Survey. Quarter two results show outp ... -
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The government has announced that all new build homes could be fitted with electric car charge points as a part of mandatory building regulations at a public consultation on Monday 15th July 2019. The ... -
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By Katherine Smale There is a “high risk” that the Paddington to Heathrow Airport section of Crossrail will be delayed further, according to a new report. The new line across London was due to open i ... -
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Construction leaders are calling on the Treasury to delay major VAT changes which could “chaos” across the industry. The Enquirer has highlighted the issue which could cut the cash flow of 150,000 con ... -
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New research has unveiled that almost half (44.3%) of businesses in the construction industry have limited or no insight into company or project performance Looking at the results of Bentley Systems’ ... -
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Initially created for aerospace purposes, materials based on advanced fiber-reinforced thermoset technology are increasingly being considered not only to manufacture specific building elements but als ... -
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A perforated metal facade covers the front of 3,500 Millimetre House, a wedge-shaped skinny house built on a 3.5-metre-wide site in Indonesia by AGo Architects. Called 3,500 Millimetre House on accou ... -
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Traditional Danish seaweed thatching could be updated into a sustainable contemporary building material, according to research by Kathryn Larsen. Copenhagen School of Business and Design student Larse ... -
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For more than 70 years, we have dedicated ourselves to providing an exceptional level of customer service within the precast concrete industry. From design and manufacture to delivery and installation ... -
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The government’s own advisers have declared themselves shocked that the UK has no proper plans for protecting people from heatwaves, flash flooding and other impacts of the climate crisis. The Committ ... -
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Thousands of construction companies are facing a 20% drop in cash flow when VAT changes come into force in October. Government experts believe 150,000 firms could be hit by the “reverse charge”. The ... -
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Grabbing high tech with both hands: The need for innovation in construction | Construction Buzz #225
The construction insurance industry may not have always been the first to embrace the latest technology. Innovation brings new possibilities and new threats along with it. Peter London, construction i ... -
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The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced a £150m scheme to upgrade Gatwick Airport station, claiming that tens of millions of rail passengers travelling to and from Gatwick will benefit from i ... -
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Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission publishes interim report. Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission publishes interim report. Retail parks and supermarkets could be turned into new ...