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Robot brickie builds Durham houses
 A bricklaying robot is making its UK debut in Durham.
Top Infrastructure Projects Transforming London in 2025
As London navigates a rapidly changing economic and environmental landscape, infrastructure remains at the heart of its resilience and growth. In 2025, billions are being invested across the capital i …
Mona Offshore Wind Farm Cleared For Take Off
A £4.8bn wind farm in the Irish Sea has secured development consent.
£200m deal unlocks full 1,000-home Digbeth scheme
Caddick Construction is gearing up to start full-scale building work on a near-1,000 home build-to-rent neighbourhood in the heart of Digbeth after a £200m funding deal was sealed.
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.
Two More City Towers Get Green Light From Planners
Schemes at 85 Gracechurch Street and 63 St Mary Axe given thumbs-up this morning  
Essential Guide To Navigating London’s Rental Market
Navigating London’s competitive rental market can be challenging, especially for young people starting out. With high property prices and limited availability, many are forced to delay moving out or c …
£92bn Put Towards UK Rail and Road Upgrades
Five strategic road schemes and five rail upgrade schemes are set to receive government funding to improve infrastructure and unlock new homes
How UK Construction Is Getting Greener in 2025
As we move through 2025, the UK construction sector continues to evolve, driven by innovation, environmental goals, and a changing urban landscape. Here’s a look at the major trends influencing how we …
Mace Wins City Office Block Retrofit
Pegasi Management Company has appointed Mace to lead the refurbishment of 3 Lower Thames Street, London EC3.
How a Diverse Workforce Will Shape the Future of Construction
As the construction industry faces a changing workforce, diversity and inclusion are becoming key to building a stronger, more sustainable future.
Green light for two more City of London towers
Planners at the City of London Corporation have granted planning permission for a 45-storey scheme at 63 St Mary’s Axe and a 32-storey tower at 85 Gracechurch Street.  
Cappagh lands £136m Portsmouth Water deals
Utility contractor Cappagh has won two deals from Portsmouth Water worth £136.5m.
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 …
HS2 contract renegotiation to begin with the Department for Transport
Contracts under negotiation include main works civils, stations, and systems supplier contracts.
McAlpine to revamp Colchester water tower
Colchester’s ‘Jumbo’ water tower is being turned into a visitor attraction.
RIBA 2025 to London Build: How Conservation Is Leading the Architectural Conversation
This year’s RIBA awards show how restoring old buildings is shaping the future of architecture.
Kier chief executive to step down after six years in charge
Andrew Davies retiring in October and will be replaced by construction boss Stuart Togwell
Green belt approval clears way for F3’s Spurs women’s training centre in Enfield
Scheme will deliver 11-pitch complex and new training centre in adapted former clubhouse
Ballymore and Places for London’s 3,300-home Edgware scheme approved after amassing more than 2,000 objections
Ballymore and Places for London get green light for 3,000-home regeneration scheme in Edgware
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