Legislation
Solar on all new homes must align with 1.5 million homes target
20 Jun 25
The Government have said that solar panels will be included in the FHS, leading to installation on the vast majority of new build homes.
Risk Vs Reward: Labour’s ambitious plans for stalled housing developments
10 Jun 25
Labour’s plans to allow local authorities to take control of stalled housing sites signals bold intent to tackle the UK’s housing shortfall.
Immigration policy must serve Britain, not party politics – NFB
29 May 25
The Government has published a new White Paper which sets out major reforms to the UK’s immigration system.
Ten years of progress on payment, pre-qualification and skills
19 May 25
The industry has made significant progress on late payment, pre-qualification, and competence since the formation of the trade body Build UK .
Pagabo provides clarity on impacts of new NPPS and PPNs
12 Mar 25
The Labour government’s new National Procurement Policy Statement (NPPS) sets out strategic priorities for public procurement.
Assessing progress one year into the Timber Roadmap
7 Jan 25
At the end of 2023, the government launched the Timber in Construction Roadmap.
Outlook for the property and construction sector heading into 2025
17 Dec 24
Across the residential, rental and infrastructure sectors, there will be many challenges in 2025, as well as many opportunities.
The Grenfell Legacy – why we need to rethink fire safety
13 Dec 24
As many reflect on the Grenfell Tower Inquiry and its recommendations, it's important to recognise that the issues brought to light extend far beyond high-rise residential buildings
UK construction industry buoyed by potential new 10-week Accelerated Planning Service
6 Dec 24
Tradespeople nationwide have welcomed the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) announcement reviewing planning permission process.
Building Britain: Ibstock ready to play their part in getting Britain building again
25 Jul 24
After Labour’s landslide win in July’s General Election, incumbent Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves set out an ambitious programme of activity.
