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Construction Lost 11000 Jobs in December
Publish date: Wed, 28 January 2026
… 0.2%. Nonresidentialconstructionemployment decreased by 7 … since 2011, when theconstructionindustry was still spiraling … for production and nonsupervisoryconstructionworkers were...
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CASAGRAND HERMINA breaks ground at Dubai Islands
Publish date: Wed, 28 January 2026
Designed to embody a forward-thinking approach to seaside living, the project offers open-water views and sweeping vistas of the Dubai and Sharjah skylinesThe postCASAGRAND HERMINA breaks ground at...
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Credibility is key to investment in luxury real estate in Dubai says survey by Keturah
Publish date: Wed, 28 January 2026
Property Posted on January 28, 2026 Share Tweet Share Share Email Keturah survey shows wealthy global buyers want to live in city, not just own...
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Khansaheb Group acquires ANABEEB from EMSTEEL Group
Publish date: Wed, 28 January 2026
… the UAE, delivering majorconstructionand infrastructure projects that have … said a statement. Beyondconstructionand engineering, the group’ … solutions, combining manufacturing...
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AtkinsRéalis appoints Gosia Baron to lead Building Design
Publish date: Wed, 28 January 2026
Industry News Posted on January 28, 2026 Share Tweet Share Share Email will lead the firm’s Building Design service, which encompasses...
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Why does Lift Performance Drop after 5 to 7 Years?
Publish date: Wed, 28 January 2026
Many building owners and residents notice a pattern with lifts. For the first few years after commissioning, lifts feel smooth, fast, and reliable. Around the fifth to seventh year, performance...
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Eurocell’s SureSpec sets new compliance standards
Publish date: Wed, 28 January 2026
Eurocell says it has become the UK’s first systems house to take full control of the window and door specification process with the launch of SureSpec, a fully audited model designed to eliminate...
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Empower acquires Rosewood Engineering to expand water services
Maidenhead-based Empower Technical Services has completed the acquisition of Rosewood Engineering, a UK-based mechanical enginee
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How the concierge model is replacing traditional guarding in social housing
From enforcement to empathy – how the concierge model is replacing traditional guarding in social housing
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UK BIM Mandate 10 years on – building the case for operational data
UK BIM Mandate 10 years on – building the case for operational data
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Cardo retains £395m housing maintenance deal in Dacorum district
Cardo Group has retained its contract with Dacorum Borough Council to deliver housing repairs and maintenance services across it
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Morgan Sindall wins £12m St Albans retrofit deal
Morgan Sindall Property Services (MSPS) has been awarded a three-year, £12 million contract by St Albans City & District Council
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10 Years on – the UK BIM mandate’s effect on FM
Ten years ago the government introduced a Building Information Management (BIM) mandate requiring there use of BIM Level 2 on al
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Bolton Council advances flagship development project
Bolton Council has selected a developer for its £200m regeneration scheme.
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Social housing provider secures £55m following funding freeze
A social housing provider whose funding was frozen after being issued with a regulatory notice over the death of toddler Awaab Ishak has been granted £55m to deliver new homes.
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London’s affordable housing failing to keep pace with need
The capital’s affordable housing system is failing to keep pace with need despite public investment, according to the London Assembly Housing Committee.
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Icon donates over $45000 to support families escaping violence
A charity auction saw a colourful suit sell for $10,000. (Images: Icon)Australian building company Icon has raised more than $45,000 for the StandbyU Foundation, which supports families affected by...
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NHBC unveils 2025 Pride in the Job winners
NHBC has revealed the Supreme Winners of its 2025 Pride in the Job Awards, celebrating the UK’s top site managers for their dedication to raising standards in home building and delivering homes of...
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Appeal: Precautionary refusal for 140 homes near Essex Coast
Up to 140 homes have been denied planning permission in Essex after the proposal failed to prove that the scheme would not impact protected habitat sites nearby.
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Partner content: Landlord's; guide to upgrading privacy security and style for tenants
Upgrading a rental property isn’t about overhauls, but smart, practical improvements that tenants actually value.
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Inspector erred in application of flood-risk policy court rules
The High Court has quashed a planning inspector’s decision to refuse 644 homes in Lancaster. A judge ruled that the inspector misapplied flood-risk policy in the planning balance.
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Mixed-used development recommended for approval despite minor departure from LDP
Planning officers at East Ayrshire Council have recommended that permission be granted for a development featuring a Sainsbury’s and Starbucks in Kilmarnock, despite it representing a ‘minor...
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Wales ‘cannot simply build its way out of flood risk’
In its Annual Report for 2025 the National Infrastructure Commission for Wales (NICW) has highlighted the extent to which the country is facing increased risk of flooding.
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Northern Ireland round-up: Carrickfergus homes green-lit | Belfast courthouse plans | Social housing output
A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 17 January-23 January 2026
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Ireland round-up: Rowing club plans refused | Glencar development approved | New infrastructure fund
A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 17 January-23 January 2026
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Appeals round-up: Chinese embassy approved | BESS to power 1m homes | Redhill tall buildings
A round-up of planning appeals: 17 January-23 January 2026
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Appeal: 134 homes not acceptable in ‘extremely limited’ village
A large urban extension to the village of Sharnford in Leicestershire has been refused because residents would be reliant on car travel to reach key services and facilities.
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Appeal: Urban extension succeeds after boundary planting revision
A proposal for 135 homes next to a historic park in County Durham has succeeded at a redetermined appeal after tabling a slightl
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Government to review PDRs for water companies
The government has said it will review what more can be done to speed up the process in England for the infrastructure of water companies.
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News in brief: Tandridge local plan | Yeovil school rebuild approved | Gloucestershire housing site sold
A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 27 January 2026
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