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Housing · London

Plans Approved for ‘Flagship’ Housing Scheme

A “landmark” housing scheme in East London has taken a step forward with plans to transform a local estate and deliver nearly 2000 new homes. Tower Hamlets Council has approved proposals to regenerate the Teviot Estate, in Poplar, replacing outdated housing with up to 1928 new homes, all built to modern…See the Story

Housing · United Kingdom

Coordination of Infrastructure Pipeline Must Extend to Everyday Work Keeping Networks Running

The government’s 10-Year Infrastructure Strategy rightly recognised the interconnections between water, energy, transport and housing as “the economic arteries of the country”. With the same skills, technology and materials needed across these sectors, success in one relies on coordination with the others. The post Coordination of infrastructure pipeline must extend to everyday work keeping networks running appeared first on New Civil Engineer.See the Story

England · England

Optimism slightly weakens but architects still confident of future workload growth: RIBA Future Trends June 2025

In June, architects remained positive about their workloads over the next three months, although optimism has fallen back a little compared to last month.See the Story

Turner & Townsend Unveils 2025 Global Construction Market Intelligence Report - ConstructUK

Turner & Townsend Unveils 2025 Global Construction Market Intelligence ReportLondon, England · London Read Article

FIEC Statistical Report Finds Civil Engineering Remains The Main Growth Driver In The European Construction Market - ConstructUK

FIEC Statistical Report Finds Civil Engineering Remains the Main Growth Driver in the European Construction MarketHealth Read Article

HCOB France Construction PMI: New Orders Decrease At Fastest Pace In 2025 So Far - ConstructUK

Key Findings: Construction activity falls amid decline in new orders Sharpest reduction in employment since the COVID-19 pandemic Firms express increasingly pessimistic outlook The latest HCOB […]Coronavirus · Lisbon See the Story

HCOB Italy Construction PMI: New Orders Rise At Sharpest Rate For Three Months In June - ConstructUK

Key Findings: Total Activity Index posts just inside growth territory at 50.2 Stronger growth in new orders fuels greater hiring activity Business expectations improve to best […]Italy · Italy Read Article

Total Activity Falls for Sixth Month in a Row in Construction PMIs

UK construction output declined slightly in the June PMIs, with reduced commercial and civil engineering work offsetting a rise in housing activity Latest headline S&P Global UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index or PMIs indicated a marginal reduction in total business activity during June, despite a return to growth in residential building work. Business optimism was further muted to the weakest degree in the sector for two and a half year…United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

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