Hadrian’s Tower beat off tough competition to be awarded the ‘Best Tall Building Façade and Fenestration Engineering Project’ at the Tall Buildings Awards 2022, recently held in London.    The 82-metre tower is one of the most ambitious projects ever… Continue Reading →

The UK and Europe’s shower designer and manufacturer, Roman, attended the Queens Award celebratory evening held at Buckingham Palace, hosted by HRH The Prince of Wales. In April 2022, it was announced that Roman were honoured with the Queens Award… Continue Reading →

After the hugely successful launch at London ExCeL earlier this year, Green Living Live, in partnership with myenergi will make its debut at NEC, running alongside Grand Designs Live                                      from 5-9 October 2022. The standalone show is dedicated to bringing… Continue Reading →

Midlands-based contractor G F Tomlinson and its partners Arc Partnership and Perfect Circle have donated more than £35,000 in services to end-of-life charity partner Treetops Hospice, as part of its Local Communities Partnership Programme.   During the last 12 months,… Continue Reading →

The Heat Pump Association (HPA) today published a call for a strong partnership between Industry and Government to transform Britain’s domestic heating market towards heat pumps as sales of new fossil fuel boilers is phased out by the mid 2030s…. Continue Reading →

VINCI Building has been appointed on an early works contract and pre-construction services agreement at Sheffield Forgemasters, worth more than £70 million. The company will construct a new service road, undertake demolition works and services diversions at Sheffield Forgemasters’ Brightside… Continue Reading →

Three of the council’s recent home building projects have been shortlisted for awards at the prestigious Inside Housing Development Awards. The awards are to recognise quality homes and sustainable places, featuring the best residential developments across the UK. Our shortlisting’s… Continue Reading →

Despite dire predictions that mortality rates from overheating are expected to rise*, the Government has only just recognised the need to regulate in this area. Overheating, Approved Document O, is being introduced to the Building Regulations which will come into… Continue Reading →