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18 September 2025

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Who’s Who’ of speakers at UKCW Birmingham

9 Sep Politicians, thought leaders and major decision makers will be amongst a ‘who’s who’ of high-profile speakers at the 10th anniversary edition of UK Construction Week Birmingham.

Introducing the Construction Edition Official Sticker Album

29 Aug World’s first official Sticker Album to feature the mightiest construction equipment.

Dive into Mini Piling with Aarsleff Ground Engineering

18 Aug Aarsleff Ground Engineering deep dive into Mini Piling, a foundation solution that addresses many modern construction challenges

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 183

6 Aug Airports, Mace and Abroad

Waste not, want not

24 Jul Industry bodies have reacted with alarm at a government proposal to hike landfill tax rates over the next five years. Mark Smulian reports.

Joint enterprise

23 Jul Contractor Winvic is carrying out essential maintenance work on the Orwell Bridge – a vital link to the Suffolk coast. It is Winvic’s latest scheme under National Highways’s SDF framework and another example of the firm’s strategy to establish itself as a tier-one infrastructure provider. David Taylor reports

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 182

23 Jul The one with Suzannah Nichol

K-Briq clears the final hurdle

23 Jul After years of testing and evaluation, Kenoteq’s revolutionary low-carbon K-briq is in full commercial production. David Taylor reports

Glass half full

23 Jul Materials supplier Saint-Gobain is spearheading a campaign to boost the recycling of building glass – with the help of its contractor partners. David Taylor reports

Burnt offerings

23 Jul National Highways has completed a trial of a new process that converts waste vegetation into a soil additive that promises to cut carbon emissions and clean up microplastics

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 181

9 Jul Sizewell stakes, Firefighting at the BSR and Landfill tax hike

Building capacity

1 Jul With the opening of its new £1.7m plasterboard factory in Bristol, materials group Etex has ensured that its UK operation will be self-sufficient and ready for any up-turn in demand. UK and Ireland country manager John Sinfield explained the strategy to David Taylor

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 180

25 Jun The Infra Plan, HS2 Shambles and CMA’s study

Changing course

9 Jun They used to say that where there’s muck, there’s brass. But in recent months a number of traditional plant hire firms have decided to abandon muckshiftng to focus on more specialised equipment. Phil Bishop reports.

River revival

6 Jun Sheffield is rediscovering its past with the excavation of the ancient castle ruins and opening up of a stretch of the river that gave the city its name. David Taylor reports.

Multidisciplinary Excellence in Ground Engineering

6 Jun In today’s construction landscape, tackling engineering challenges requires more than a single line of expertise. Modern infrastructure projects are inherently complex, demanding seamless collaboration across multiple disciplines.

Peak performance

3 Jun After almost 40 years in the planning, a major tourist resort on the eastern fringes of the Peak District is now under construction. David Taylor reports

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 178

30 May Barratt’s Supreme victory, Land banking and Retrofit licenses

Slowing the flow

28 May Working with nature – rather than trying to fight it – might be the key to tackling the risks of flooding and erosion. David Taylor reports

Re:Construction podcast – Episode 177

14 May Cheating, Corruption and Reform

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