UK Construction Week (UKCW) Birmingham is delighted to announce that Sarah-Jayne Pizzie, Construction Deputy Director at the Ministry of Justice, will be joining the growing line-up of influential spe ...

The construction industry is facing one of its biggest periods of change in decades. With ambitious housing targets, major infrastructure investment, evolving regulation, the drive towards net zero an ...

Registration is officially open for UK Construction Week Birmingham 2026, taking place from 29 September – 1 October at the NEC Birmingham.

A new curated destination spotlighting the innovations shaping the future of the built environment.

Visitors flocked to Excel in London last week as three key shows came together to form the UK’s ‘built environment super event’.

With the doors set to open on three days of innovation, discussion, networking and collaboration, planning is key to make the most of your time at UK Construction Week London (Excel, May 12-14). 

From the latest product launches and live demonstrations to technical workshops and CPD-accredited talks, UK Construction Week (UKCW) returns to Excel London from 12-14 May with this year’s event set ...

The UK construction industry is facing a severe skills shortage, with over 140,000 job vacancies stalling essential housing and infrastructure projects. This will form a key thread for talks and works ...

If you want to understand where construction is heading, look at who is on stage. From 12–14 May at Excel London, the industry’s most influential voices come together across UK Construction Week, Futu ...

Major construction projects are being redefined. Regulations are tightening. Timelines are under increasing pressure. Expectations around sustainability, safety and performance continue to rise across ...