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NewsWilmotte & Associés submits plans for new library at Worcester College in Oxford
College’s 300-year-old existing library said to be no longer fit for ‘modern academic use’
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NewsHelical expects gateway 2 green light next month on student accommodation scheme
Meanwhile, McLaren poised to complete two office schemes for developer
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NewsHalf of councils failing to hit deadline for approving planning conditions, says HBF
Trade body says issue is disrupting construction schedules and undermining viability
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NewsGovernment backs new Bradford station unlocking 5,000-home regeneration scheme
Turn-up-and-go hub will become part of state-owned railway company
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FeaturesBuilding Awards 2026 shortlists: Specialist or Main Contractor of the Year (under £500m), sponsored by Clement Windows Group
In a series celebrating the Building Awards finalists, we look at the Specialist or Main Contractor of the Year (under £500m) shortlist, sponsored by Clement Windows Group
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CommentCouncils can build homes again, but funding alone won’t drive delivery
Local authorities will need to be efficient and have the necessary capacity to translate Burnham’s ambitions into outcomes, writes Caroline Compton-James
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CommentWhy London is right to cap upfront embodied carbon
The draft London Plan’s decision to cap upfront embodied carbon rather than set a single whole life limit has divided opinion. Will Arnold argues the GLA has the logic exactly right
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NewsOpportunity and risk ‘moving in parallel’ for UK construction, says Mace Consult
Consultant holds tender price forecasts unchanged
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NewsLocal authority housebuilding facing challenge with viability and market confidence, says The Housing Forum
Building safety concerns easing, review finds
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