Construction News

Report reveals circular retrofitting could unlock a $3.9 trillion global market


In collaboration with the World Economic Forum, McKinsey highlights the untapped potential of circular retrofitting to decarbonise the built environment and deliver significant economic and environmental benefits. 

Green light for Dundee’s pioneering Green Transport Hub


McLaughlin & Harvey have secured the £11.1M contract for the main construction works on Dundee’s new Green Transport Hub.

AI poised to transform UK Infrastructure delivery, says CECA


CECA has highlighted the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the UK’s infrastructure sector.

McCoy Contractors delivers on ten-year Schools Rebuilding programme


The Coundon Court School redevelopment is part of the government's ambition to rebuild and refurbish schools across England.

Wales set to complete £1.4Bn road project this summer


One of the UK’s largest and most ambitious road construction projects is on track for completion this summer

Improvements in fencing design 


Fences are often constructed from a series of vertical metal bars held together by upper and lower rails which run horizontally between vertical posts.

Cosmic ray measurements could help extend lifespan of UK bridges


A new research project is setting out to use cosmic rays to measure the structural integrity of the UK’s ageing transport infrastructure.

UK and Norway unite for green partnership


The UK and Norway have announced a landmark Green Industrial Partnership.

New planning powers to accelerate housebuilding and infrastructure projects


Government has unveiled transformative planning changes to help councils deliver thousands of homes more quickly and efficiently.

Five themes that could shape construction in 2025


As we move into 2025, there are five themes that are likely to shape the construction sector in different ways during the year ahead.