The latest addition to Neath Port Talbot Council’s 21st Century Schools programme – the £27 million rebuild of Cefn Saeson Comprehension School in Neath – is set to further enhance pupils learning experience, thanks to inspiring furniture design and unique… Continue Reading →

Specialist paint manufacturer, Bradite are proud to support a unique commemoration project that has raised £66,000 in the last year for the British Legion Poppy Appeal. ‘Standing with Giants’ is a non-profit organisation that creates life size WWI soldier silhouettes… Continue Reading →

The Summer Works programme is a national scheme that allows individual school authorities to undertake small-scale building works. The idea is they will be carried out during the summer months, avoiding any disruption to the school day. As part of… Continue Reading →

2021 edition of prestigious recognition programme celebrates the creativity, ingenuity and skill of structural engineers worldwide. Today, the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) reveals the 2021 Structural Awards Shortlist, featuring 53 outstanding projects worldwide. Following a COVID-induced hiatus in 2020,… Continue Reading →

Reynaers at Home is sponsoring Kevin McCloud’s ‘Green Heroes’ at the ‘Grand Designs Live’ event at the NEC Birmingham, 6-10th October. Inspired by his passion for state-of-the-art eco-friendly product design and green building products, Kevin McCloud’s ‘Green Heroes’ showcases the… Continue Reading →

CRASH was honoured to be chosen as the benefitting charity for the National Building and Construction Awards, our first in-person industry awards since 2019, which took place in July after being postponed from 2020. The National Building and Construction Awards… Continue Reading →

A team of experts exploring the mainstream use of homegrown timber in the construction sector has secured funding for the next phase of a demonstrator project which will see the first two-storey modular home manufactured from Scottish mass timber displayed… Continue Reading →

The fall in construction output of 1.8% in July, taking it below the pre-pandemic level in February 2020, is a wakeup call that the construction industry is struggling. Both government and industry need to pull together to address the current… Continue Reading →