Latest Contruction News
Scotland consults on fire safety in high-rise flats
The Scottish government has launched a public consultation focused on the safety of people living in high-rise flats.
Propert News
Residential News
Scottish rental market secures £30m investment
The Scottish government is to lend money for the construction of 1,800 additional homes for long-term rent.
A future built on technology
With a house that can be assembled in a day and early adoption of digital technology, McAvoy’s delivery schedules are 50% those of traditional projects. But, as Emma Crates reports, the industry needs to raise its game if it is to reap the full benefits of offsite
London News
Public Sector News
Rita Ora takes to the stage at The Construction Index Race Day 2019
Pop superstar Rita Ora will be providing the evening entertainment after a day of horse racing at Doncaster Race Course on 29th June 2019.
Glasgow approves £9m project to improve public realm
A £9m project to improve the public realm on a busy Glasgow road has been amended to reflect concerns raised about the safety of cyclists under the original plan.
Aarsleff boosts geotechnical expertise
Foundations specialist Aarsleff Ground Engineering appointed Dan Adams as senior geotechnical consultant.
Remote site police software sparks industry outcry
Our report last week on the advent of technology that uses Computer Vision (CV) systems to monitor site safety and productivity has sparked a lively debate on social media, with most comments firmly opposed to the development.
£160k fines after demolition worker burned
Two companies have been fined £80,000 each after a worker received serious electrical burns during demolition work.
