Author name: Holly Willis

A government press release headlined “Courses key to government growth mission will stay” tells us that it is introducing a T Level in Marketing but scrapping one in Construction. The Department for Education said: “The Onsite Construction T Level is helping students progress into positive destinations, but will have no further enrolments, due to a

Reforms in the new version of the national planning policy framework (NPPF) include a presumption in favour of development on brownfield land and a requirement for councils to review greenbelt boundaries to meet house-building targets, identifying and prioritising lower quality ‘grey belt’ land.  Councils are also getting targets imposed upon them from above – a

CGI of Hill’s plans for Stevenage Hill’s inaugural build-to-rent (BTR) project, in partnership with Lloyds Living, is for 264 rental apartments across three buildings in Stevenage. It forms one phase of a masterplan comprising 576 apartments led by Hill in the town centre. The project is being forward-funded by Lloyds Living, the rental and shared

Latest analysis from the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) finds that tender prices increased by an estimated average of 0.8% between the third and fourth quarters of 2024. The increase resulted in 2.3% annual growth in the BCIS All-in Tender Price Index, down from a peak of 10.3% observed in spring (Q2) 2022. Quantity surveyor

Springfield Timber Kit Systems’ factory in Bellshill Springfield Timber Kit Systems will supply timber kits and floor cassettes for 100 homes of various sizes at Campion’s newest development: Strathmore Meadows in Meigle. Springfield makes timber kit systems primarily for sister companies in the Springfield Group – Springfield Properties, Springfield Partnerships, Dawn Homes, Walker Group, Tulloch

The vision for the new Keiller Quarter Dundee 1881 Ltd, the owner of the Keiller Centre shopping arcade in Dundee City Centre, is proposing to remodel the building after years of decline Dundee 1881 is a special purpose vehicle set up specifically to purchase and invest in the future of the Keiller Centre and help

AWE campus at Aldermaston [Google Streetview] AWE has this week published a prior information notice (PIN) for construction supply chain support required to deliver its Future Material Campus (FMC) programme. The new facilities that make up the FMC will support AWE’s long-term capability and enable nuclear science for generations to come. says AWE. These facilities