GMB Union responds to a Financial Times report of negotiations between Thames Water and Ofwat that could see the company avoid further fines until 2030 in return for commitments to i
Jason Towse, Managing Director, Business Services at Mitie, comments on the introduction in Parliament of Martyn's Law for improving the UK's resilience to terrorism.
Propertymark has welcomed the publication of the final report of the Grenfell Inquiry but warns that lessons must be acted upon immediately to ensure the safety of residents and enable them to finally sell their homes.
The British Cleaning Council is urging the new Labour government to recognise the contribution of the cleaning, hygiene and waste industry to the economy.
Following consultations with Enfield, Reading, Gateshead and Wandsworth, Propertymark is calling on the UK government to rethink local licencing schemes ahead of launching its proposed digital private rented sector database.
Stacey Lucas, President of the Building Controls Industry Association, considers the likely policy implications for building automation of a new government in Westminster.
To meet its manifesto pledge of 1.5 million new homes within this parliamentary term, Labour must deliver just over 1,150 new homes consistently every single working day for the next five years without defaulting - this is roughly equivalent to delivering at least five large scale housing est
A new day, a new UK government - but will business be 'as usual'? Leading voices from across the property and built environment spectrum share their perspectives with FM Magazine.
With Britain's political parties pussyfooting around net zero claims ahead of the general election, a more robust approach to accelerating the roll-out of solar is critical to driving confidence around achieving decarbonisation goals without burdening the taxpayer.
Gavin Graveson, Veolia's Senior Executive Vice President for Northern Europe, says political leadership and investment hold the key to a more energy resilient United Kingdom.
In an open letter to the UK's next government, Daniel Austin, CEO and co-founder at ASK Partners, presents a case for tackling poor housing supply by supporting local authorities over housebuilders.
As a nation, the United Kingdom has always celebrated its Armed Forces which now face a recruitment and retention crisis with 7,000 more people leaving than joining in 2023 alone. The lived experience - the experience of service personnel on the sites where they both live and work -
Following a recent consolidation of the UK's Future Building Standard the Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) is urging a new Government to prioritise the widespread adoption of Class A building controls in new and existing non-domestic buildings across the UK.
The United Kingdom's Department for Transport (DfT) has selected Mitie to deliver a new, seven-year integrated facilities management contract at over 800 of its sites.
In advance of the UK General Election industry body The Finishes and Interiors Sector (FIS) has launched its own manifesto, "A Blueprint for Better Construction".
Nathan Emerson, CEO of Propertymark, comments on the UK Office of National Statistics' latest Price Index of Private Rents (PIPR) report for May 2024 which addresses pr
A new Siemens Healthineers facility in North Oxfordshire will design and manufacture superconducting magnets used in healthcare facilities globally for MRI patient scans.
