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London new home starts plunge 38% as Building Safety Act bites

London new home starts plunge 38% as Building Safety Act bites

New home registrations in London have slumped 38% as the capital becomes the only UK region to record a sharp fall in new housing starts. The figures from warranty provider NHBC highlight how the new building safety regime is stalling high-rise projects in the...

London new home starts plunge 38% as Building Safety Act bites

Finnish precast firm plans UK headquarters

Finland’s Hyperion Robotics, which uses 3D printing to make reinforced concrete structures, is planning to open a UK factory.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/FpW4D2e

Operator spots cracked mast on Hinkley tower crane

Operator spots cracked mast on Hinkley tower crane

Serious structural defects in a tower crane at Hinkley Point C have prompted nuclear safety regulators to issue a formal improvement notice to the project’s main contractor. The faults were uncovered in February when a crane operator spotted a failed connecting pin...

Countdown starts for £1bn Birmingham highways bid race

Countdown starts for £1bn Birmingham highways bid race

Birmingham City Council has kicked off early market engagement for a major new highways and infrastructure framework worth up to £1bn over eight years. The new framework will this time be split across five lots covering a broad scope of works from minor road...

London new home starts plunge 38% as Building Safety Act bites

Acciona wins £400m Thames waterworks upgrade

Spanish contractor Acciona has bagged a £400m job to overhaul Thames Water’s Coppermills treatment works in north-east London. The project covers a huge package of civils and MEICA works to boost supply resilience and modernise ageing assets at the busy operational...

Operator spots cracked mast on Hinkley tower crane

Pension giants pledge £25bn for infrastructure push

Britain’s biggest pension funds have signed up to a new Mansion House Accord that could unleash up to £50bn of investment into UK infrastructure and businesses. Seventeen pension providers, managing around 90% of active workplace savers’ defined contribution pots, are...

Safety row over London tower ducking fire regs by 30cm

Safety row over London tower ducking fire regs by 30cm

Firefighters and housing campaigners have called on London Mayor Sadiq Khan to block construction of a residential tower development in Penge town centre that they claim ducks new fire safety rules by just 30cm. Bromley Council has approved the scheme despite strong...

Renew has taste for further acquisitions

Renew has taste for further acquisitions

With its growth strategy currently working out well, infrastructure services group Renew is planning further acquisitions.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/HKeZjh8

London new home starts plunge 38% as Building Safety Act bites

Construction apprenticeships oversubscribed by 135 to 1

A Midlands building contractor has revealed that 2,694 people have applied for just 20 apprenticeship roles that it has available.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/8wBAkdh

London no longer world’s costliest city to build

London no longer world’s costliest city to build

Arcadis has published its 2025 rankings of cities in the world according to how expensive it is to build things in them.Read Full Article: The Construction Index from All Construction News | Construction Index https://ift.tt/TbjB2sL

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