New research by Don Samarasinghe MCIOB indicates that VR-based training can play an important role in preparing the construction workforce for emerging sustainable technologies

Kier has won a £45m education project in Lancashire which is part of a government programme shaping the future of low-carbon school design.

The refurbishment of Crystal Palace National Sports Centre in south London is on track after receiving planning approval this week.

Some wanted to save the 1938-built classical Art Deco building but the fire service said it wasn’t fit for purpose.

Blue-green infrastructure can help major projects deliver climate resilience, biodiversity recovery and lasting landscape value – as demonstrated by the Avonmouth Severnside flood defence and ecology scheme

Amey has gained access to a huge cohort of climate technology startups as it aims to drive more sustainable performance across public estates.

Amid a deluge of applications, CIOB said a pause would let ministers develop a “joined-up view” of their impact.

CIOB president Saul Humphrey says sustainability is his priority for the year.

British Land’s latest City project has undergone a substantial greening since work began in 2019, as Sir Robert McAlpine project director George Amy explains

With the right skills, competency and awareness, construction professionals can help deliver a more sustainable future, new CIOB president Saul Humphrey tells Will Mann

The rugby superstar is working with a former construction manager to put public artwork at the centre of building projects

Sustainable construction expert Saul Humphrey says members have a big role to play in responding to climate pressures.

Chartered environmentalist Dylan Harvey tells CM People how a passion for problem-solving evolved into a career focused on embedding sustainability in construction projects.

The Environment Agency and Somerset Council have awarded a £101m contract to Kier for the Bridgwater Tidal Barrier.

Government aims to create a public register of approved insulation installers to clean up the scandal-hit retrofit market.

The £25m Portfield School in Haverfordwest has solar panels, air source heat pumps and low energy light fittings.

The approach prevented 630 tonnes of CO2 from entering the atmosphere, a 50% improvement on conventional methods.

Research showed air source heat pumps can work four times as efficiently as gas boilers in new homes.