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Made to measure: Why construction data should fit like a bespoke suit

July 22, 2025• by

Construction data is wasted because most companies use it wrongly. They pile it up, then don’t know what to do with it. Instead, it should be treated like a...

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Global trade tensions push construction supply chains to breaking point

July 22, 2025• by

How protectionism, tariffs, and geopolitical volatility are reshaping procurement, pricing, and project delivery in the UK construction sector, according to a...

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Guinness Partnership launches £300m remediation framework

July 22, 2025• by

The remediation framework will support both planned and reactive interventions in both residential and mixed-use developments ProcurePublic will manage the...

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Why construction firms must optimise for trust, authority, and AI-driven search

July 22, 2025• by

For years, search engine optimisation (SEO) meant tweaking keywords and building backlinks. But those tactics are no longer enough. With the rise of AI-powered...

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A decade of debate, design and deals – UKCW Birmingham announces first guest speakers and key features

July 22, 2025• by

As it prepares to celebrate a decade as the UK’s biggest event for the built environment, UK Construction Week (UKCW) has announced its first confirmed big...

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New Retrofit System Reform Advisory Panel established to create new framework

July 22, 2025• by

The Retrofit System Reform Advisory Panel has been established by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero in response to several instances of...

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Mental health facility offers clever design and a safe haven for patients and staff

July 16, 2025• by

Highgate East mental health facility in North London was the Healthcare Development winner at the Secured by Design 2025 Awards The complex project involved...

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Glenigan July 2025 Construction Review shows slow recovery

July 15, 2025• by

Progress in recovery is frustratingly slow but steady as the construction industry finds its footing again The Glenigan July 2025 Construction Review details a...

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Construction accounted for 10% of administrations in 2025

July 15, 2025• by

According to new data, the construction industry is the third worst-hit sector in the UK for administrations in 2025 According to an analysis by Shakespeare...

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Fire Safety: Dame Judith Hackitt reveals harsh realities for facilities management industry

July 15, 2025• by

Speaking with SFG20, Dame Judith calls for a culture of competence, rigour and accountability – and urges professionals to make and stand by their expert...

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