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Read more »Reporting the results of its second biodiversity net gain survey, the Home Builders Federation has said that difficulties in implementing the requirements are slowing projects.
NG Bailey has acquired Engineering Solutions Group (ESG), hoping to benefit from the surge of water infrastructure investment under AMP8.
Barratt Redrow has selected GTC to supply a comprehensive smart home system at its Cosmeston Farm development in Wales, aiming to achieve operational net zero carbon.
Graham has secured placements on six lots under the Procure Partnerships North West Contractor Framework, designed to provide a pool of contractors for public sector clients.
The FMB and CIOB ‘state of trade’ survey for the second half of 2025 has found that 72% of small and medium builders are struggling with a shortage of skilled tradespeople. Almost half (49%) have seen job starts delayed.
