Keepmoat has adopted JCB’s digital fleet monitoring tool, LiveLink, to help cut carbon emissions across all 66 of its live construction sites.

A round-up of the most impressive construction pictures from the past month.

To mark its 80th anniversary, JCB has shared a series of images charting its history from a lock-up garage in Staffordshire to a global manufacturing company.

JCB has expanded its range of powered access equipment with two new articulated boom models.

Hydrogen-fuelled non-road mobile machinery, including diggers, has been given the green light to be driven on UK roads.

BAM Construction has welcomed JCB’s hydrogen powered Loadall telescopic handler after testing the machine on a major Midlands regeneration project.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted 165 entries this year, 84 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the shortlisted entries for Digital Innovation in Productivity.

Managing an asset based on as-built data can improve efficiencies in operation – but only if that data is correct. So how do you ensure that? Bill East provides a few pointers.

Four industry and road user organisations have launched a ‘Pothole Partnership’ to tackle the potholes problem in UK roads.

A round up of the best images from December.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the creation of the backhoe loader by UK excavator maker JCB.

The rainbow JCB – the iconic Manchester Pride favourite – was back at Exchange Square with Building Equality in August.

Construction machinery manufacturer JCB has unveiled a mobile refueller capable of refuelling its hydrogen-powered machines. JCB has invested £100m in hydrogen engines and has already showcased working prototypes of a…

A selection of the best images in construction from the past month.

Architect Foster + Partners and consultant Turner & Townsend have become the latest UK built environment firms to halt work on projects in Russia.

The new carbon- and innovation-focused working group Zero has provided further details of its plans for next year following its official launch at the recent Digital Construction Week.

Plant manufacturer JCB is investing £100m to develop hydrogen engines.

Jo Bamford, chairman of bus firm Wrightbus and grandson of JCB founder Joseph Bamford, is hoping to raise £1bn to invest in the hydrogen energy sector, with the launch of a new fund.