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The UK construction sector began 2026 on a firmer footing as the pace of decline in activity slowed to its weakest in seven months, according to the latest S&P Global UK Construction PMI.

UK construction output fell sharply again in December as weak demand, fragile client confidence and delayed investment decisions continued to weigh on the sector — though the pace of decline eased from November’s five‑and‑a‑half‑year lows.

Scottish Water has announced the preferred bidders for partner companies it will work with to transform the country’s public assets to keep taps flowing and protect the environment.

A landmark £67 million health, social care, and community facility in the heart of Glasgow’s East End was officially opened yesterday.

The UK construction industry endured its steepest contraction in more than five years during November, as weak client confidence and delayed spending decisions ahead of the Budget weighed heavily on activity.

AECOM has appointed Graham Hall as client director, defence, UK & Europe. Mr Hall will be responsible for maintaining and developing strategic relationships with clients such as the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD). A former commissioned officer in the Royal Navy with a 17-year service career and ei

Output in the UK construction sector grew by 0.2% in September and by 0.1% over the third quarter of 2025, new figures have revealed.

UK construction activity continued to decline in October, marking the sharpest fall in over five years.

A public consultation has been launched seeking views on proposed active travel improvements on Musselburgh’s Station Road.

AECOM has today published a new report that outlines a transformative roadmap to help the UK Government deliver on its 10-year infrastructure strategy, in which it recommends that planning reforms go further to better integrate projects across sectors and regions to accelerate delivery of the &poun

The extent to which weather events between April 2024 and March 2025 significantly impacted electricity generation, demand, and infrastructure across the UK has been highlighted in a new report.

The UK’s construction sector saw a slight dip in activity in August 2025, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

The UK construction sector saw a slight uptick in activity in September, but it remains firmly in contractionary territory.

The UK government has confirmed it will progress work on the next generation of new towns across England, following the publication of an independent report that recommends 12 locations as potential new towns.

The UK construction sector saw modest growth in July, with total output estimated to have risen by 0.6% in the three months to July 2025, according to the latest figures.