Ian Weinfass

A national maximum working temperature for outdoor workers should be introduced in response to global warming, alongside adaptions to personal protective

Shares in labour supplier Hercules can be traded again after a near two-month suspension due to concerns over the auditing of its accounts. The AIM-listed

Homes England says it plans to “ramp up” its offering of financial guarantees for SME builders. The agency opened a £16bn National Housing Bank in April

"I’m very aware of a lack of transparency across real estate businesses as to how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used,” said Jasmine Ceccarelli-Drewry, director of place strategy and social impact at Avison Young, speaking at the Real Estate Balance (REB) NextGen panel event on the use of AI in property.

The Construction Leadership Council has issued new guidance on higher-risk building applications after weak safety documents were blamed for rejections by

Graeme Nicholls Architects has revealed Ancient Greek-inspired designs for Scotland’s largest data centre to date

Nissen Richards Studio has finally won the go-ahead to expand Clwb Ifor Bach, a Cardiff music venue that helped launch the Super Furry Animals and Stereophonics

A 100-year-old ceiling parts manufacturer, owned by private equity since 2020, has gone under, causing the loss of 170 jobs. Gateshead-based Zentia, which

The cost of a South West road improvement scheme has risen again as its main works phase moves closer to starting. Gloucestershire County Council’s

Registered building control approver (RBCA) Corporate Approved Inspectors (CAI) has told the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) it cannot continue with its