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The University of Surrey has been awarded £1.8m from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to investigate how tall buildings impact the UK.

To withstand the high energy cardio activities, vibration control specialist Mason UK helped transform a Grade II listed warehouse into a gym.

Changing from gas to heat pumps as the preferred home heating for new builds is premature and prohibitively expensive says gas users organisation.

There has never been a better time to become a Green Homes Grant installer, says Samuel Riley of training provider North West Skills Academy.

Pro Steel Engineering boss Richard Selby is urging businesses to act to be ready for new trading rules between the UK and EU on 1st January 2021.

The team at Covers Timber & Builders Merchants has donated more than £15,000 to local hospices after taking part in Christmas Jumper Day.

The BiKBBI has announced a partnership with electricals retailer, AO, as they become a sponsor of the government-sanctioned institute.

The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply, the body for supply chain management, has launched the Construction Procurement Competence Tool.

Climate Change Committee experts should scrutinise the economic and technical feasibility of zero-carbon pledges, says the Gas Users Organisation.

TradeMachines, a search engine designed especially for used machinery, is a sensible alternative to the major, well-known search engines.

Construction saw an impressive bounce back in Q3, bolstered by SME Property Developers, seeing an impressive 84% bounceback.

The UK rainscreen wall cladding market has seen reduced demand from key end-use sectors since 2017, recording only modest growth of 13%.

The World Green Building Council joins 9 organisations to sign a letter to COP26 President, Alok Sharma, requesting a Built Environment Day.

240% increase in sound insulation foam sales with Coronavirus drastically changing the way we conduct our lives, with millions now remote-working.

CHAS is calling on construction companies to encourage eligible EU workers to apply for ‘settled status’ to ensure they can continue to work legally in the UK.

Long working days and cheap uncomfortable clothing make the new ProtecWork lightweight protective wear from Snickers the ideal alternative.

ENGIE Fabricom has secured an additional contract as part of a major framework agreement with owners and operators of strategic gas assets across Europe.

Aviation has been hit hard by the public health emergency and Government has been slow to act, with thousands of jobs lost says GMB London.