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In celebration of May the 4th, we’re looking at the impact the Star Wars series has had on the British construction industry.

This Harry Potter day, it’s time to take those wizard hats off for the construction crews that made it all possible.

World Health and Safety Day is a time to reflect on the major technological breakthroughs happening.

The 2026 London Marathon takes place tomorrow and so there is still time to check out who is taking part. 

It’s the bard’s birthday and therefore a perfect opportunity to explore the construction of London’s greatest theatre.

LEGO’s rising popularity means that these brick-built models have to be more true-to-life than ever.

In celebration of May the 4th, we’re looking at the impact the Star Wars series has had on the British construction industry.

This Harry Potter day, it’s time to take those wizard hats off for the construction crews that made it all possible.

Did you know that these comedians started their careers in the world of construction?

World Health and Safety Day is a time to reflect on the major technological breakthroughs happening.

Increased fuel costs hit the supply chain, Birmingham tops van theft table, and an Essex roofer prepares for Mount Everest Marathon

New regulations and inflation add £76,000 to the cost of a new house, tradespeople struggle for sleep and 1,000 tool marking kits to be given away

CPA downgrades industry forecast due to the Middle East conflict, builders could be forced to rely on illegal workers, and Band of Builders completes 50th project

Nearly seven out of 10 construction firms fear the impact of the Iran war, former tradespeople appear in a Sky Sports ad campaign, and an electrician takes six wickets in six balls

Rusted parts cost tradespeople time and money, one in five domestic jobs are delayed because homeowners can't find builders they trust, and Charlie Collison goes for a world record

Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick has told Fix Radio that tool theft should be treated as a serious crime and that the UK needs to remove barriers stopping builders from getting on with the job.

LEGO’s rising popularity means that these brick-built models have to be more true-to-life than ever.

Did you know that these comedians started their careers in the world of construction?