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How can the UK construction industry adapt to economic and political change?

With the dominance of Brexit, the surges in technology and the concerns regarding labour; 2018 is turning out to be…

The hidden factors of renovating your home

The British public love renovating their homes. Whether it’s to turn our property into our dream design, or to sell…

The importance of apprentices in construction

Industry experts have raised concern that the construction industry is experiencing a shortage of skilled workers, with City & Guilds…

The Homebuilding & Renovating Show is set to build audience and revenue for trades in 2019

The Homebuilding & Renovating Show experienced one of its most successful years to date in 2018, delivering more than 18,000…

DICKIES PARTNERS CITY OF BRISTOL COLLEGE TO INSPIRE NEXT GENERATION OF TRADESPEOPLE

Global workwear brand Dickies is partnering City of Bristol College to support students and apprentices who are preparing for a…

New home in 2019? Conveyancer covered? UK conveyancing specialist unveils that Google, closest options and agent referrals are the WORST ways to pick your conveyancer

When You Move reveals that 9.7 million homebuyers picked their conveyancer due to geographical convenience Big mistake Only 2.4% of…

JCB Finance: Five-fold increase in Annual Investment Allowance opens window of opportunity for purchases

With so much disruption on the UK’s political landscape it may be difficult to see the wood for the trees.…

AIRC ARCHITECTS APPOINTED TO BOOST CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

THE architectural practice behind the multi-award-winning Aerospace Integrated Research Centre (AIRC) at Cranfield University has designed four new buildings on…

95 year old cinema restoration recognised by world-class panel of architects, designers and industry academics

Belfast-based Pure Fitout celebrates Building and Architecture Award for the renovation of Stella Theatre, originally opened in 1923. Bringing back…