The Department for Transport has officially opened the Structures Fund, a significant new source of capital for addressing England’s deteriorating road infrastructure.

Temporary guardrails are typically used by contractors to prevent falls whilst working on rooftops or other elevated structures.

The Department for Education has announced a substantial £307 million investment aimed at restoring and upgrading England’s 175 further education colleges, targeting critical repairs and modernisation ...

The UK government has announced up to £64 million in grant funding for the development of Port Talbot as the first port in ...

Homes England has formally launched the National Housing Bank, a new government-backed public finance institution designed to ...

The launch of the Growth and Housing Accelerator Fund will address the critical infrastructure deficiencies that have stalled ...

Recent data published by Made in Britain highlights the significant economic impact of British-made construction products, underlining the sector’s ongoing contribution to the national economy and the ...

The government has announced a significant refocus of the Government Major Projects Portfolio (GMPP), marking a strategic shift in oversight and delivery of the UK’s most complex and high-impact ...

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander and Roads and Buses Minister Simon Lightwood, has announced a comprehensive £27 billion ...

The UK housing debate too often centres on how many homes are built or needed each year. Targets dominate policy discussions, planning reform and industry commentary. Yet an equally important question ...

Fewer than one in three construction projects come within 10% of budget. Consider these seven reasons why yours might be overspending. There are seven good reasons why the majority of construction ...

Last week, a consortium of prominent Scottish infrastructure providers – ScottishPower, SSE, Scottish Water, and Openreach – convened in Glasgow to formally articulate a shared vision for the next ...