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Bigger cab, better control

20 Oct Komatsu has shown off its latest excavator, the PC220-12, with a week-long customer and distributor event. Will North reports.

Hydrogen at the pump

20 Oct Hydrogen powered plant and generators are ready to work. But how will the gas be delivered on site? Will North reports.

Engines and fuel cells

20 Oct JCB and Toyota have both developed new hydrogen fuelled equipment. Where they differ is in the choice of internal combustion or fuel cells. Will North reports

Low-carbon crossing

20 Oct Hydrogen-powered equipment can’t get to work without fuel and hydrogen fuel has no value without equipment to put it in. At the Lower Thames Crossing, National Highways is working to match fuel supply with equipment demand. Will North reports.

Stemming the rising tide

20 Oct The £249m Bridgwater Tidal Barrier scheme is being reshaped to withstand not only the risk of widespread flooding but also another threat – inflation. David Taylor reports

Building confidence in AI

19 Oct Products and services making use of artificial intelligence are being offered throughout the construction supply chain. But what makes them different, and what real benefits do they offer? Will North reports.

Top 100 Construction Companies 2026

3 Sep Although geopolitical upheavals continue to threaten economic stability worldwide, the UK’s 100 leading construction firms seem to be gathering strength, albeit incrementally. Most of these bigger firms have the resilience to withstand the rising cost of materials and labour but the same cannot be said for the smaller firms further down the supply chain. Steve Menary reports.

Support for carers

13 May Bringing in the heavy kit for excavation support

Sliding into the UK

12 May Slide rail systems have been an important tool for safe ground works in mainland Europe for decades but have failed to catch on in the UK. Now, two companies are trying to change that and taking very different approaches. Will North reports.

Piling without the impact

12 May Flooding and erosion, driven by climate change, will require extensive ground engineering. This comes with its own environmental impacts. Piling contractors must find ways to deliver this work, while minimising noise and vibration. Will North reports.

The people problem

24 Mar Recently, businesses from all sectors and all regions took part in a variety of events to mark National Apprenticeship Week. While the chronic skills shortage remains one of construction’s biggest challenges, Helen Parton asked people in the industry what can be done to boost recruitment.

Southbound again

24 Mar The British Antarctic Survey’s ambitious six-year Discovery Building project has completed on time and within budget. David Taylor reports

Leading the charge

24 Mar The rapid adoption of electric vehicle technology means that there is now a growing supply of ‘nearly new’ EV batteries. One company has found a good use for them – and you might soon find the evidence on a construction site near you. David Taylor reports

Carbon-catching concrete

24 Mar A Nordic-Dutch startup has developed a cement substitute that acts as a carbon-sink. So is carbon-negative concrete a real possibility? David Taylor reports

Roads to ruin?

24 Mar Potholes: we grumble about them all year round but the winter months is when the grumbling reaches a seasonal climax. And so in January, just days before we celebrated National Pothole Day, the government unveiled a scheme to encourage local authorities to redouble their efforts to repair their crumbling roads. David Taylor reports

The lowdown on.. The Planning & Infrastructure Act 2025

17 Mar The Act is intended to “get Britain building again”, streamline the planning process, increase funding and resources for local authorities and remove certain steps in the consenting process.

Cleaning up in Ukraine

5 Feb Ukraine is preparing what could become Europe’s largest reconstruction programme in generations. With hundreds of billions of pounds of work on the horizon, Kyiv is urging UK contractors to take a more active role — but most are still watching from the sidelines, writes Eugene Gerden

HSS unveils the changing face of hire

5 Feb HSS – the UK’s oldest tool-hire business – has transformed itself into a “tech-based, asset-light marketplace”. David Taylor reports

High and dry

4 Feb Specialised hydraulic equipment has been used to lift an historic cottage out of harm’s way and end years of flooding misery. David Taylor reports

Building confidence in AI

4 Feb Though often dismissed as a technologically conservative industry, construction is beginning to embrace the potential benefits of artificial intelligence. Helen Parton reports

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