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Gleeds survey finds labour shortages disrupt project delivery

October 15, 2026

Construction labour shortages are disrupting programmes across the United Kingdom. Gleeds finds mechanical and electrical trades especially difficult to source amid volatile tender pricing.
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Unsafe cladding bill proposes statutory remediation duty

Government has introduced a bill proposing duties over unsafe cladding.…
Wrekin urges longer-life highway ironwork as backlog grows

Wrekin Products has published research into highway ironwork durability pressures.…
Balance service links carbon assessment with land use

Glasgow practice abc has formally presented its Balance planning service.…
Housing commission urges three-year regulatory cost freeze

Prosper UK proposes freezing new housing regulation for three years.…

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Bath seeks contractor for £5m roof framework

14/10/2026

University of Bath has opened a £5m roofing framework competition.…
East Midlands flood retrofits reach 100 homes

14/10/2026

Flood resilience measures have now reached 100 East Midlands homes.…
Robertson completes Ashington cinema steel frame

14/10/2026

Robertson Construction North East has completed Ashington’s Portland Park frame.…
Tilbury Douglas completes first Broomhill school phase

14/10/2026

Tilbury Douglas has completed Broomhill Junior School’s first construction phase.…
Eastleigh launches £60m Kings Copse housing tender

14/10/2026

Eastleigh has opened competition for its Kings Copse housing contractor.…
Keyhaven tidal outfall replacement completed ahead of winter

14/10/2026

The Environment Agency has replaced the corroded Keyhaven tidal outfall.…

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Deconstructed: Q3 2026

Q3 extended weak construction conditions while infrastructure programmes kept advancing. Planning reforms took effect, Gateway 2 approvals improved, and cost pressures persisted across building markets.

09.25

2026

Construction week gives pupils practical industry experience
09.23

2026

West Midlands plans regional construction skills academy
09.18

2026

CITB launches heritage construction skills plan
09.18

2026

Construction starts slump as contract awards rise
09.16

2026

Reclaimed brick analysis quantifies carbon advantage
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2026

CITB backs construction deaf awareness training

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