As well as launching its social enterprise programme, Wates is committing to ambitious social value targets for the next two years

Asset-monitoring innovations have won spots on the third generation Social Housing Emerging Disruptors (SHED3) framework.

Wates has finished building a 144,000 sq ft development behind the famous Piccadilly Lights in London’s West End.

Wates Group has partnered with a specialised charity to train almost 400 staff and people in local communities to prevent suicide among young people.

Wates Residential and Havering Council have paused a regeneration project in Romford, East London, due to uncertainty about the second staircase rule.

A selection of the best images in construction from the summer.

Wates CEO David Allen is stepping down from the position he has held since April 2018.

A new cross-specialism innovation group will bring together construction’s brightest young minds to come up with new ideas to tackle the sector’s biggest issues.

Wates and Willmott Dixon have both won a place in The Times Top 50 Employers for Women 2022 list.

Wates has devised a new work experience programme that it hopes will draw in a new generation of talent. Danielle Buckley and Sophie Paterson explain.

The section manager, Yorkshire and North East, at Wates talks about how she achieved a CIOB Rising Star accolade and the diversity of challenges working on construction projects.

A selection of construction industry images from the past month.

Wates has launched a new programme to bring 125 more women into construction by 2025.

Bekir Andrews, environmental sustainability director at Wates Group, explains how he is preparing for a net zero future in his professional and personal life.

A selection of construction industry images from the past month.

Wates has guided 39 students in London through what it claims is a new kind of work experience that offers young people a much broader opportunity to discover a career in construction.

Wates Residential has launched a campaign to find innovative sustainable technologies and materials to help it to build net zero homes.

Wates and Turner & Townsend have won a role to design and project manage the construction of a £450m car battery Gigafactory for Nissan and Sunderland City Council.