Jul 29, 2026 | Health and Safety, News, Projects, Technology and innovation
Walton Hospital in Chesterfield is undergoing one of the most significant periods of investment in its recent history, with new diagnostic facilities, expanded imaging capability and upgraded mental health provision, helping to reshape healthcare delivery across...
Jul 29, 2026 | Health and Safety, News, Technology and innovation
The construction industry’s drive towards better workforce intelligence and improved site safety has taken another step forward with the latest upgrade to CSCS Smart Check, a development that is already attracting attention across the scaffolding and access...
Jul 14, 2026 | Development and Planning, Health and Safety, News, Projects, Social Value
Hospitals rarely have the space to grow in a straightforward way. Expansion is usually shaped by what already exists, with new facilities needing to fit around busy departments, constrained footprints and critical services that cannot be interrupted. At...
Jul 13, 2026 | Development and Planning, Health and Safety, Infrastructure, News, Projects, Social Value
A major healthcare infrastructure project at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford is moving closer to completion, marking a significant step forward in the expansion of surgical services across the region. The new 5 storey Surgical Elective Centre for Oxford...
Jul 13, 2026 | Development and Planning, Health and Safety, News, Projects, Sustainability
The record-breaking temperatures experienced across the UK during June have reinforced growing concerns about the impact of extreme heat on both construction workers and the built environment. While much of the public focus has centred on soaring temperatures, experts...
Jun 22, 2026 | Appointments and People, Community, Company News, Contracts, Development and Planning, EDI, Education, Energy, Finance and Markets, Health and Safety, Heritage and Conservation, Housing, Infrastructure, Laws and Policies, News, Social Value
Keir Starmer’s resignation as Prime Minister has triggered another period of political uncertainty, but for the construction industry the question is not simply who walks into Downing Street next. It is whether housing, planning reform, infrastructure investment...