Construction News

Greater diversity needed to secure future health of the rail industry


DfT minister Nusrat Ghani has urged the rail industry to improve its environment to enable women to thrive.

Conference to unveil world-leading infrastructure data analysis and research tool


DAFNI, the National Platform that will provide the UK with infrastructure data analysis - will be unveiled.

Ground-breaking work on Harwell research building begins


17th May saw ground broken at Harwell Campus, commencing works on the £40M, 58,000sq ft building.

Liquidated damages for delay clauses


The Court of Appeal recently reviewed the law and correct approach towards liquidated damages for delay clauses.

Japanese housebuilder comes to UK


Japan's biggest housebuilder Sekisui house has struck a deal with Homes England to build thousands of homes across the UK.

Construction still not taking a system-led approach to fire protection


Two years after Grenfell, only 23% of UK architects say they have worked on a project with a systematic approach to fire protection.

Report says Northern HS2 should have been prioritised


A report from the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has said that Northern HS2 rail should have priority over the Southern Line.

HS2 green corridor created in Warwickshire


A green corridor has been created on the banks of the River Tame in Warwickshire as part of an HS2 Ltd commitment to ecological development.

Mabey Hire and BAM Nuttall to install flood barrier on River Haven


Mabey Hire is teaming up with BAM Nuttall to install a flood barrier on the River Haven to protect homes in Boston, Lincolnshire.

Keeping up the pressure on late payments in the construction industry


Exploring the impact of late payments on the construction industry and the woodworking sector.