Sector shifts, policy and the firms changing shape, read for what they do to careers.
Balfour Beatty's regional civils MD says ECI is how you take risk out of infrastructure schemes. She is right. But the process only works if the right people are in the room on both sides, and nobody puts them on the risk register.
Durkan Holdings has walked away from contracting entirely after fifty years, blaming regulatory risk rather than a lack of work. What that decision means for where the industry's compliance-savvy senior talent goes next, and what it should tell you about the risk you're paid to carry.
Why retaining older workers, and passing on what they know, has become one of the most pressing questions in UK construction and infrastructure.
For the first time in a generation, a prime minister has said out loud what construction has been muttering for years. Andy Burnham's plan to put technical training on an equal footing with academic
Andy Burnham has backed a land value tax since 2010. He is now the likely next Prime Minister.
Whether or not he reaches Number 10, the shift his rise represents has real consequences for how, where and what we build.
Alan Milburn called them an anxious generation this week. Not a soft one. Not snowflakes. Anxious. And the difference between those two words is the whole argument.
Senior commercial and operational leaders are quietly leaving Tier 1 UK contractors. The four reasons driving the exodus and what it means for 2026.