The Skyline Skills Hub will promote best practice for green skills in the City

A section of one of Britain’s most important Roman roads has been unearthed under the Old Kent Road in south-east London during heating network extension works.

New formwork programme aims to help address the construction skills shortage in the capital

Industrial energy supplier Aggreko is warning London contractors about stricter generator emissions requirements coming into force on 1 January 2025.

London is back at the top of the ranking of the most expensive construction locations in the world.

The South London Partnership has launched an online retrofit skills hub

Arup has used its heat-mapping tool, UHeat, to analyse heat risk throughout London’s built environment.

The Apollo Protocol, the initiative driving cross-sector digital twin collaboration, has named its executive board.

London students are working with industry volunteers to identify opportunities for improvement in the local built environment

Broadgate Future Talent will introduce young Londoners to built environment careers

The new hub will provide a base for construction and engineering skills in the capital

Local government leaders in central London have called for urgent action to kick-start a retrofit skills revolution.

New report shows retrofitting central London’s homes and buildings will require 148,000 person years of labour

Four giant bolts which are key to Tower Bridge’s opening-and-closing mechanism have been replaced during overnight maintenance work.

A new report from the City of London Corporation is urging investment in workers to help alleviate the green skills gap

Developer Hines has submitted a planning application for a mixed development by the river Thames designed by Foster and Partners and consultants Lipton Rogers Developments.

Arup and the Mayor of London have published new research highlighting the benefits of retrofitting roofs with solar or reflective panels to make London more resilient to increasing temperatures.

Commercial property developer Landsec has been given the green light to start the next phase of its net-zero redevelopment in London’s Bankside.