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Members and affiliates providing services on domestic projects in Wales are reminded of the dutyholder requirements introduced by the Building etc. (Amendment) (No.2) (Wales) Regulations 2025, which came into force on 1 July 2026, subject to the applicable transitional provisions.

CIAT has prepared a short briefing on the key changes introduced through the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and wider reforms.

The Scottish Government has announced £1.8 million of continued funding for AI Scotland, supporting small and medium-sized businesses to explore, adopt and scale artificial intelligence.

Why construction cannot afford to ignore the skills gap.

Gill Kernick will lead the panel in providing independent advice to the regulator, ensuring that residents stay at the heart of its work.

A digital learning framework for informed decision-making.

Invisible directors and very real consequences explains how UK law looks beyond job titles to determine who is acting as a director in practice, including de facto and shadow directors, and the legal responsibilities that can follow.

Summer edition of the Building Safety Newsletter from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG).

Open City is seeking built environment practices with a commitment to increasing equity in the built environment to support the delivery of their Education Pathway in London and Birmingham.

A new Passivhaus Trust research paper explores how staged EnerPHit retrofit approaches can reduce energy use, bills and carbon emissions across four common UK dwelling types, with practical insights for designers and consultants.