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An overzealous planning system and disjointed supply chains are reasons why the UK lags behind on building infrastructure, a report found.

A Boston Consulting Group report highlights systemic issues such as poorly defined objectives, an overzealous planning system, and disjointed supply chains as major reasons behind the delays and overspending in Britains infrastructure projects.

The government expects up to £775bn to be spent on infrastructure and construction across the public and private sectors in the next decade. The

HS2 contractor Laing O’Rourke has ordered staff back to the office full time, warning that working from home has become a threat to the business.

Which individuals are likely to have the biggest impact on the industry in the year ahead? Michael Gove Having served under four successive prime

This year saw setback after setback for the UK’s biggest construction project. In March, construction on phase 2a from Birmingham to Crewe and the Euston

This month’s episode focuses on ‘transforming infrastructure performance’. The UK’s Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) released two papers, in

The strong partnership between the United Kingdom and the Caribbean was on full display during the recently concluded UK Caribbean Infrastructure Conference 2023.

Four big companies in the UK construction sector have joined forces to promote UK professional services for the reconstruction of Ukraine.

The document sets out ACE members’ priorities for working in partnership with government to deliver “a competitive regulatory and policy framework” to