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In today’s news, we look into the ‘Topping Out’ milestone achieved at Buchanan Wharf in Glasgow. Call on the government of the United Kingdom to participate in the revolution of modular homes. Construction has begun on the ugliest building in Brighton, which will be replaced by over 200 dwellings. Babraham Research Campus and BioMed Realty work together to broaden the

In today’s construction news, we will look into the Founder’s Hall in London, the humorous, sensitive, post-Modern structure that developed in the wake of the City’s post-war orgy of destruction. The “biggest demolition” of its kind in the past seventy-five years was carried out at the Redcar steel plant. Updates about a fire at the Hanley building are sending plumes

In today’s construction blog, we will look into the Newcastle Building Society, which decided to halt all mortgage transactions in light of the uncertain economic climate in the UK. This week marked a significant event in the Army’s Vehicle Storage and Support Programme, with the first demolition taking place at MOD Ashchurch. A Grade II building that is “no longer

Like just about every other industry in the UK, the construction industry rests on a firm bedrock of competent accounting. Without accountants, most modern projects would run over budget, arrive late, or, in all likelihood, fail to materialise at all.

If you’re working in the industry as an accountant, then there are a number of rules of thumb to be

In today’s news in UKconstructionblog, we will look into the UK’s leading producer of tissue, Accrol, who leased a new logistics building to expand their business in Lancashire Business Park near Leyland. Grange Paddocks won a regional award for construction excellence. The construction industry’s “dirty image” needs to be improved, together with improved career counselling, in order to close the

In today’ UK construction industry news, we will look into the nearly 300 UK mortgage deals cancelled in the previous 24 hours by banks and building societies. Wood is abundantly accessible in Finland, where three-quarters of the country is forested, and it seems to be seen as the future of building. The Labour party has stated that the term “council

In today’s UK construction news, we will talk about the construction operational workforce of 2030. That is, with construction being an important industry in the UK economy, it can drive economic development and productivity to a much desired green economy. And all sectors have partnered with the central and local governments. Researchers at the University of Bath created the bee-and-wasp