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Even Expensive Nuclear Power Is Cheaper than It Looks
Keir Starmer · England

Even Expensive Nuclear Power Is Cheaper than It Looks

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UK shouldn’t be faulted for its decision to press the button on the Sizewell C projectSee the Story
Rayner secures 10-year affordable housing pledge from Reeves
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Rayner secures 10-year affordable housing pledge from Reeves

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Angela Rayner has secured a £39bn 10-year funding package to build more affordable homes across the country as part of the Government’s long-awaited spending review, The i Paper understands.See the Story
Gardens £10m revamp inspired by Southport victims
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Gardens £10m revamp inspired by Southport victims

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Emily finishes her work on HS2's tunnel into London

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HS2’s tunnelling team in London is one step closer to completing the capital’s Northolt Tunnel after the latest breakthrough.Europe · LondonSee the Story

PM Unveils AI Breakthrough to Slash Planning Delays and Help Build 1.5 Million Homes: 6 June 2025 (British Prime Minister's Office)

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) PM unveils revolutionary AI tool to transform planning system and speed up housebuilding at London Tech Week 'Extract' set to digitise planning documents and bring England's outdated planning system into the 21st century Breakthrough AI tool to be made available to all councils by Spring 2026, using Google DeepMind's Gemini model Digital planning transformation to help deliver Plan for Change milestone to build 1.5 million homes Planning permi…Keir StarmerSee the Story

AI in construction: Are we closer than we think to a construction site that runs itself?

Throughout this year and beyond, progress tracking is evolving from a passive reporting task into a proactive risk management and decision-making tool for teams thanks to AI and other technological advancements, writes Chaitanya Naredla Krishna, CEO and co-founder of Track3D The year 2025 marks a definitive turning point for the construction industry, undergoing a fundamental shift in how progress is measured, reported and acted upon. This is dr…Artificial Intelligence · United KingdomRead Article

Delivering comprehensive fire safety compliance with BIM

PBC Today sat down with Solibri’s BIM Expert Simon Gilbert to discuss how BIM can help AEC companies build fire-safety compliant buildings In your 20-plus years working in digital construction, would you say the last eight years have seen some of the most dramatic changes in the industry? There’s no doubt that technology has brought major changes to the construction industry. While these advancements offer clear benefits, adoption can often be s…Liverpool, England · LiverpoolRead Article

Town’s first suicide prevention conference to help provide safe working environments

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Bury’s first suicide prevention conference, We’re In This Together, is taking place next week with speakers sharing their own lived and…Bury · BurySee the Story

Taylor Wimpey Fined £800,000 After Apprentice Injured

A teenage apprentice was injured in 2023 when a temporary stairwell covering collapsed while they were on top of it The incident has resulted in Taylor Wimpey being fined by the Health and Safety Executive for £800,000, having found unsafe conditions leading to the collapse. Charlie Marsh was 17 at the time of the incident, working on a UK Limited site of 450 new homes in Meadfield, Weston-Super-Mare. The apprentice fell over two metres Marsh ha…HSE · Weston-Super-MareSee the Story

UCEM renamed to University of the Built Environment

The University College of Estate Management has officially changed its name to better reflect its role in the industry The change to the University of the Built Environment marks the institute’s 106th year of operation. The name is intended to better reflect the school’s role in education within the built environment. Over 4,000 students attend the university The university offers professional degrees and apprenticeships in built environment-rel…Reading, United Kingdom · ReadingRead Article

We’re on the Cusp of an AI Breakthrough for Building Audits and Surveys

Joe Forde, research lead at BRE and consortium member of the Innovate UK BuildAudIt project, unveils the results of its year-long development and what it means for the built environment Last year, the Building Research Establishment (BRE) joined an ambitious group of industry, tech and academic professionals to accelerate the built environment’s drive towards net zero. As a sector which represents 39% of carbon emissions globally, the pressure i…Education · ManchesterSee the Story

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