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West London hyperscale data centre approved in £1bn digital infrastructure boost
Pure Data Centres and SEGRO have secured planning approval for a major hyperscale data centre development at Premier Park in west London, representing a £1 billion investment into the capital’s growin …
Willmott Dixon to deliver £92m landmark campus at Wembley Park
Development will deliver a new education facility at one of the UK's most iconic addresses Willmott Dixon has been appointed to build a landmark new campus for the College of North West London, part o …
Wates and McLaren among more than 20 firms to land spots on £750m housing framework
Framework drawn up as part of plan by Sovereign Network Group to build 25,000 homes in next decade Sovereign Network Group (SNG) has appointed 22 firms to its new contractor framework for affordable h …
What’s New for 2026: London Build Moves to Excel London for Its Biggest Edition Yet
After a decade of record growth, London Build, the UK’s leading festival of construction, architecture and design, is entering a new era. The 2026 edition will take place at Excel London, unlocking mo …
Willmott Dixon starts first Wave 1 New Hospital Programme job
Willmott Dixon has kicked off main construction on the first hospital rebuild under Wave 1 of the Government’s flagship New Hospital Programme.
Why Mental Health Must Be a Priority in Construction
Mental health is no longer a peripheral issue in construction - it’s a crisis that demands urgent attention. 
What the 2025 Fire Safety Rule Changes Mean for You
In 2025, the United Kingdom is implementing significant updates to fire safety regulations to strengthen protection for building occupants and align more closely with modern European standards. These …
Who Constructed The London Eye?
At 135m, The London Eye is the world’s largest cantilevered observation wheel. It was conceived and designed by Marks Barfield Architects and was launched in 2000.
Westminster gears up for £500m housing repairs deal
Westminster City Council has kicked off early market talks for a massive £500m overhaul of its housing repairs and maintenance services.
World’s first carbon ratings system for cement and concrete launches
The cement industry has collaborated to produce a new ratings system for the carbon content of cement and concrete.
Wates handed £111m Parliament job after tender fails again
Wates has been given the job of repairing Parliament’s crumbling Victora Tower after the competitive tender process for the job failed for a second time. Construction News revealed in April 2024 that …
Winners of £3bn London housing major works deal
Forty-eight firms have secured spots on the revamped London Construction Programme major works housing framework.
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