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  • Taylor Wimpey fined £800,000 after apprentice's fall

    A major housebuilding company has been fined £800,000 following a serious incident in which a 17-year-old apprentice was injured after falling through a collapsed temporary stairwell on a construction site in Weston-super-Mare.
  • New building control standards panel 'to go further' than Grenfell

    The Terms of Reference for a new Building Control Independent Panel (BCIP) — formally established last week to strengthen oversight, transparency, and public confidence in the building control system across the country — have been published.
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    Sprinklers: a regulatory success for property protection?

    Thomas Roche, Secretary of the Business Sprinkler Alliance, considers whether the UK government’s fire safety actions thus far can be considered a regulatory success for property protection.
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    Key fire safety features at the Old Bailey

    Trigon Fire Safety’s Karl Wallasch discusses the application of fire engineering on a smoke shaft design for a listed building’s hotel refurbishment.
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    ASFP introduces new membership category

    The Association for Specialist Fire Protection has announced it is introducing a new membership category.
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    BCIA needs you

    The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) is looking for additional End Point Assessors to support the development of apprentice BEMS Controls Engineers.
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    A short guide to fire doors

    Howarth Timber’s Emily Green has compiled a short guide on the importance of properly specified, fitted and maintained fire doors.
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    Big Bang Competition: finalists announced

    Almost 1,000 young people aged 11 to 18 from across the UK have entered The Big Bang Competition.
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    The growing fire risks of lithium-ion batteries in residential buildings

    CABE member Kabbe Njie, Principal Engineer Fire & Life Safety Systems at Heathrow Airport, discusses the growing fire risks of lithium-ion batteries in residential buildings.
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    The impact of coatings on combustion

    Enya Zhang, a student at the University of Central Lancashire, has completed IFSM-funded research exploring the impact of coatings on wood combustion
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    CROSS UK REPORT: Incorrect firestopping by third-party certificated contractor

    Collaborative reporting for safer structures. Report 1197: Incorrect firestopping by a third-party certificated contractor
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    16 exciting concepts to be revealed next week

    The 2025 Davidson Prize presents 16 exciting concepts to help solve the UK’s housing crisis.
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    The crumbling NHS estate

    Steve McSorley, Director at Perega, discusses the engineering challenges of a crumbling NHS estate – and what contractors may face when bringing these buildings up to date
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    Investing in construction: sound returns or a gamble?

    Investment in construction is now resembling a board game, with the odds stacked against the players – but is their luck about to change? asks Peter Crush
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    Retrofit Exhibition now running

    The Building Centre and the National Retrofit Hub’s exhibition explores the barriers and solutions to retrofitting the built environment.
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    NI roundtable sets out 'plans to improve'

    Northern Ireland’s Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has hosted a roundtable event in Belfast entitled ‘Plan to Improve: Pathway to Progress’. This event brought together organisations from across business, education, public sector, environment, councils and legal professions to encourage open and collaborative dialogue on the planning system.
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    NHBC backs government package

    The National House Building Council (NHBC) has backed the government’s £600m Construction Skills Package. It is also committing £100m to training programmes and encouraging people from all backgrounds to now consider a career in housebuilding.
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    PCA guide on spray foam issues

    Trade body the Property Care Association (PCA) has published a consumer guide to help householders with concerns over spray foam insulation installed in their properties.
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    How one local authority trialled plastic kerbing

    A local authority has partnered with Duraproducts to trial its recycled plastic kerbing for both durability and safety purposes.
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    Digital Construction Week to return this June

    Digital Construction Week will return to ExCeL London on 4 and 5 June 2025. From architects to digital strategy, the speakers at this year’s event represent a diverse catalogue of knowledge in construction technology, sustainability and data-driven design.

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