Kenneth Booth
Nobu Hospitality Announces Nobu Hotel, Restaurant, and Residences Manchester and the First Residential Project in the UK

Nobu Hospitality Announces Nobu Hotel, Restaurant, and Residences Manchester and the First Residential Project in the UK

Nobu Hospitality, the globally recognised luxury lifestyle brand, has unveiled plans for a landmark development in Manchester, featuring a hotel, restaurant, and the UK’s first Nobu-branded residences. In partnership with leading, award-winning property developer Salboy, the project – currently named Viadux 2 – will introduce the Nobu Hotel Manchester as

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Regional firms join construction team on Huddersfield’s Our Cultural Heart

Regional firms join construction team on Huddersfield’s Our Cultural Heart

BAM, the lead construction contractor on Kirklees Council’s Our Cultural Heart regeneration scheme, has appointed two regional firms to support the project’s delivery. Construction on Phase One of the landmark development is progressing well, with the former Queensgate Market building in Huddersfield undergoing a major transformation into a community-focussed library

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Stepnell to decarbonise NHS estates on latest £500M SBS framework

Stepnell to decarbonise NHS estates on latest £500M SBS framework

COMPLETE construction partner Stepnell has secured a place on the latest NHS Shared Business Services framework agreement, supporting with the long-term decarbonisation strategy of healthcare estates nationwide. The new £500m Decarbonisation of Estates framework is designed to help the NHS achieve its ambition of becoming the world’s first net zero national

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Hopkins Homes secures land deal to deliver homes in Essex village

Hopkins Homes secures land deal to deliver homes in Essex village

Hopkins Homes, part of the untypical housebuilding group, has completed a land deal that will bring new homes to a village north of Colchester. The 23-acre site in Great Horkesley benefits from outline planning permission for 100 homes and a reserved matters application is due to be submitted in April. 

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Universal Total Station technology drives big savings for RJT Excavations

Universal Total Station technology drives big savings for RJT Excavations

SITECH® UK & Ireland have supplied Trimble® technology to specialist earthworks contractor RJT Excavations delivering huge cost savings on the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) project in Cumbria. With the help of SITECH, authorised dealer of Trimble® Civil Construction Field Systems, Scottish Borders-based RJT deployed a Trimble® Universal Total Station

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Northern BTR markets sees strong start for CBRE with £420M deals

Northern BTR markets sees strong start for CBRE with £420M deals

CBRE Warns of Challenges of Building Safety Act on New Development CBRE has reported an excellent start to 2025 in the Build-to-Rent (BTR) market in the North with three forward funding deals totaling £420M transacting in just two weeks across Manchester and Leeds. However, the firm’s northern sector lead warns

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MOD Raises National Security Concerns Over Aquind Interconnector

MOD Raises National Security Concerns Over Aquind Interconnector

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has flagged “significant national security concerns” over the proposed Aquind interconnector, a privately financed energy project linking the UK and France. The concerns are being addressed through a confidential process led by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ). What is the Aquind

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London Square Acquires Vacant Shopping Centre for 562-Home Redevelopment

London Square Acquires Vacant Shopping Centre for 562-Home Redevelopment

London Square has purchased the Leegate Shopping Centre in South East London from Galliard Homes, paving the way for a major residential-led regeneration scheme. The vacant 1967-built shopping centre, acquired for an undisclosed sum, has planning consent for 562 homes, including 173 affordable units, alongside nearly 50,000 sq ft of

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Issue 335 : Dec 2025

Kenneth Booth

Nobu Hospitality Announces Nobu Hotel, Restaurant, and Residences Manchester and the First Residential Project in the UK

Nobu Hospitality Announces Nobu Hotel, Restaurant, and Residences Manchester and the First Residential Project in the UK

Nobu Hospitality, the globally recognised luxury lifestyle brand, has unveiled plans for a landmark development in Manchester, featuring a hotel, restaurant, and the UK’s first Nobu-branded residences. In partnership with leading, award-winning property developer Salboy, the project – currently named Viadux 2 – will introduce the Nobu Hotel Manchester as the tallest building outside London, standing at 246 metres.  This development will bring the brand’s signature blend of luxury hospitality and world-class dining to the heart of the city. The Viadux 2 project represents a £360 million property development in a prime Manchester city centre location, subject to a positive planning outcome this spring. The 76-storey tower will house 160 hotel rooms, sophisticated event spaces, and a signature Nobu restaurant and bar, each reflecting the brand’s signature minimalist design. The development will also introduce 452 Nobu residences, marking the brand’s debut into the UK’s luxury real estate market. Offering an exclusive opportunity to live the Nobu lifestyle, each residence will feature refined design with thoughtful Japanese details, premium amenities—including Nobu dining and room service —an exclusive swimming pool, spa, podium garden and gym, as well as unparalleled access to the city through a dedicated experience team. Manchester has rapidly evolved into a prime destination for luxury hospitality and high-end real estate, attracting leading luxury brands and world-class restaurateurs. Nobu’s arrival marks a major milestone in this transformation, setting a new benchmark for upscale living and hospitality in the region. “We are proud to include Manchester in our global collection, with its vibrant culture and growing global status.  Strong partnerships are essential to our success, and with Salboy, Fred Done, and Simon Ismail, we have the best-in-class partners with a solid reputation and a world-renowned vision,” said Trevor Horwell, CEO of Nobu Hospitality. “Having grown up in the area, I am personally immensely proud of this project in a city that continues its evolution as a global destination for luxury hospitality.  Manchester is home to world-class developments, a thriving culinary scene, and a growing demand for high-end lifestyle experiences. None of our locations are cookie cutter; we wholeheartedly embrace the spirit of each destination.  We are delighted to be working with Salboy to blend the Nobu experience with the essence of Manchester.” “For decades, I’ve travelled extensively while growing my businesses and exploring a vast array of dining experiences. Yet, Nobu has consistently set the benchmark for fine dining, offering impeccable cuisine and unparalleled hospitality wherever I go, whether in New York, Singapore, or soon in Manchester. I’m truly excited to welcome the Nobu team to Manchester. As a businessman, I understand why Robert De Niro and his partners chose to invest in Nobu. It is about more than just money; it is about bringing this level of class to Manchester and celebrating what it means for the city.” Fred Done, Co-founder of Salboy & Betfred “This £360 million deal for Nobu Manchester will take the city to new heights in terms of service, cuisine, and experience. Chef Nobu’s cuisine, renowned worldwide, has influenced dining across the globe. Even if you haven’t dined at a Nobu restaurant, you have likely experienced dishes inspired by his innovations. As the original innovator in fine dining, Chef Nobu popularised a blend of cuisines in exciting new ways, leaving a lasting influence on every modern restaurant you see today. We are excited to unveil plans for the UK’s first Nobu-branded residences and hotel, with this signature hospitality offering at its heart.” Simon Ismail, Co-founder of Salboy Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Regional firms join construction team on Huddersfield’s Our Cultural Heart

Regional firms join construction team on Huddersfield’s Our Cultural Heart

BAM, the lead construction contractor on Kirklees Council’s Our Cultural Heart regeneration scheme, has appointed two regional firms to support the project’s delivery. Construction on Phase One of the landmark development is progressing well, with the former Queensgate Market building in Huddersfield undergoing a major transformation into a community-focussed library hub and vibrant food hall. As part of the project’s commitment to regional economic growth, Wakefield-based CCL Facades has secured the contract to deliver aluminium curtain walling, automatic doors, windows, and internal fire screens for both the library hub and new food hall. Their work begins this month and is set for completion by autumn 2025. “West Yorkshire is our home,” said Tony Blake, Managing Director of CCL Facades. “We’re proud to contribute to this landmark project, which respects the market’s 50-year heritage while delivering a modern, striking development.” Additionally, Rose System Scaffolding, based in Chadderton, has been providing essential scaffolding services over recent months. Both firms operate within a 20-mile radius of Huddersfield town centre, reinforcing the project’s commitment to supporting regional businesses. Cllr Graham Turner, Cabinet Member for Finance and Regeneration, said: “Our Cultural Heart will bring significant economic benefits to Huddersfield, Kirklees and the wider region – not just in the future but right now. By prioritising a regional supply chain, we are actively supporting businesses and local jobs during the construction process.” Matt Garnett, Construction Manager for BAM, added: “At BAM, we are committed to using a regional supply chain wherever possible. Working with local companies brings multiple benefits – from leveraging local expertise and stakeholder connections to improving efficiency and lowering our carbon footprint.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Stepnell to decarbonise NHS estates on latest £500M SBS framework

Stepnell to decarbonise NHS estates on latest £500M SBS framework

COMPLETE construction partner Stepnell has secured a place on the latest NHS Shared Business Services framework agreement, supporting with the long-term decarbonisation strategy of healthcare estates nationwide. The new £500m Decarbonisation of Estates framework is designed to help the NHS achieve its ambition of becoming the world’s first net zero national health service, reaching net zero by 2040 for the emissions the NHS controls directly. Stepnell has secured its place on both Lot 1, Decarbonisation of Non-Domestic/ Public Buildings, and Lot 2, Decarbonisation of Domestic Properties. Stepnell will be supporting the NHS and other public sector authorities, including local government and housing associations, as a complete construction partner. Through competition and direct award, it will deliver comprehensive decarbonisation works including enhancing existing buildings thermal performance and improve energy efficiencies through lighting efficiencies and renewable technologies, which include air source heat pumps and photovoltaic panels. Christian White, senior pre-construction manager and framework lead at Stepnell, said: “The NHS SBS framework award is reflective of our established expertise delivering on multi-million projects to enhance energy performance and decarbonisation on estates across the healthcare sector. “With expanding capabilities in undertaking decarbonisation schemes, including retrofitting through our partnership with our specialist renewables & decarbonation business Step Energy, we are well placed to deliver decarbonisation projects for the NHS and other public sector authorities to meet relevant sustainability targets.” The framework agreement has been designed via extensive consultation with the public sector and Greener NHS leads. It enables estates managers to create greater value by combining decarbonisation works with their backlog investment works to create cleaner, greener and more attractive estates. Anjub Ali, senior category manager at NHS SBS said: “With the announcement of over £1bn for public sector decarbonisation in the Autumn Budget 2024, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has confirmed funding for the next wave of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme. “The new Decarbonisation of Estates Framework Agreement will support the delivery of the NHS’s ambition in ‘Delivering a Net Zero Health Service’ and respond to the profound and growing threat to health posed by climate change.” To find out more about Stepnell, visit www.stepnell.co.uk, or join in the conversation at @Stepnellltd. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Hopkins Homes secures land deal to deliver homes in Essex village

Hopkins Homes secures land deal to deliver homes in Essex village

Hopkins Homes, part of the untypical housebuilding group, has completed a land deal that will bring new homes to a village north of Colchester. The 23-acre site in Great Horkesley benefits from outline planning permission for 100 homes and a reserved matters application is due to be submitted in April.  Subject to planning approval, work is expected to begin on site in January 2026, with the first legal completions in December 2026. Duncan Jackson, Managing Director of Hopkins Homes, part of the untypical group said: “Our track record of creating distinctive new homes, reinforced by our five-star customer satisfaction rating, has established Hopkins Homes as a trusted choice for landowners throughout East Anglia.” Duncan added: “With sustainability at the core of our developments, we’re committed to building communities that thrive for generations.   Our most recent acquisition in Great Horkesley will be no exception, with placemaking at its heart and a range of distinctive new homes that give a nod to our heritage whilst providing energy efficient modern living.” Great Horkesley has been identified for housing development within the adopted Local Plan and the proposed scheme will include 30 affordable homes, contributing to the local community’s housing diversity and accessibility. Furthermore, the development will incorporate a generous 5.1 hectares of public open space, including a new community allotment and a Scouts and Girl Guide hut. Hopkins Homes has considerable experience in developing homes in Essex, with properties currently for sale at River Reach, Mistley and Beaulieu, Chelmsford. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Universal Total Station technology drives big savings for RJT Excavations

Universal Total Station technology drives big savings for RJT Excavations

SITECH® UK & Ireland have supplied Trimble® technology to specialist earthworks contractor RJT Excavations delivering huge cost savings on the Carlisle Southern Link Road (CSLR) project in Cumbria. With the help of SITECH, authorised dealer of Trimble® Civil Construction Field Systems, Scottish Borders-based RJT deployed a Trimble® Universal Total Station (UTS) high-precision positioning system for the first time. This innovative technology delivers millimetre-level machine guidance, reducing both the amount of surfacing materials used on the 8km stretch of road, and the time taken for surveys and rechecking.  Gary Garner, Engineering Manager at RJT describes how the company came to use the UTS system: “Having worked on many civil engineering projects where accuracy is important, we are used to working with Trimble GPS and real-time kinetic corrections. For this project we knew that even greater accuracy would pay dividends. Having worked closely with SITECH for over 10 years we asked about UTS. They supplied the kit and gave us all the technical support we needed to set up the system and get the best out of it throughout the project.” The GPS used in standard machine guidance compares time signals from multiple satellites to fix a machine’s position to within a few centimetres. UTS relies instead on a ‘total station’ in a fixed position on the ground, which uses line of sight lasers which bounce off reflectors mounted on the equipment. Data from the station integrates with the Trimble Earthworks 3D machine control system to guide machines to within a couple of millimetres. Garner explains how the system is delivering significant savings on the project: “As long as the total station has line of sight it can stay in position for a whole day so just needs setting up once. This enables grading of the road surface to millimetre-level precision with no interruptions for manual stakeouts or rechecking. “This saves time and enables the project to proceed with fewer surveying personnel, thereby minimising the interaction between plant machinery and operatives. Reducing the manual aspect of the project also delivers health and safety benefits as operatives don’t need to work alongside the plant, significantly reducing the risk of injury on site. “It also allows for a perfect spread of tarmac first time. While the difference between a few centimetres and a few millimetres might not sound like much, the CSLR is 8km long so overall this method delivered significant cost savings when compared to conventional level control methods.” Liam Payne, Regional Sales Representative at SITECH, oversaw the supply of the equipment: “RJT hired the equipment first and placed an order to buy very shortly afterwards. This is testament to the overall value of UTS and we expect to see this technology become more commonplace on UK projects going forward.” The CSLR project is ongoing and scheduled for completion later this year.   Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Northern BTR markets sees strong start for CBRE with £420M deals

Northern BTR markets sees strong start for CBRE with £420M deals

CBRE Warns of Challenges of Building Safety Act on New Development CBRE has reported an excellent start to 2025 in the Build-to-Rent (BTR) market in the North with three forward funding deals totaling £420M transacting in just two weeks across Manchester and Leeds. However, the firm’s northern sector lead warns that the Building Safety Act (BSA) is a major challenge; impacting transactions and ultimately new homes delivery, representing the single biggest barrier to building in city centres. The two stand out deals to complete in recent weeks include the acquisition of the 51-storey, 494 apartment development in Renaker’s New Jackson area of Deansgate, Manchester by a partnership between L&G, Nest and PGGM. Known as F1, the development is currently underway. In Leeds, Property investment management firm Barings agreed the £152M forward funding deal with Glenbrook for a 600 apartment mixed-use scheme at Kirkstall Road in Leeds.   The commonality between these two forward funding deals is that they were both already implemented ahead of the new Building Safety Act Gateway 2 regime, which affects the construction of higher-risk and large-scale buildings. Head of Residential Investment, North at CBRE, Tom Sinclair (pictured), explains; “With BSA compliance now being mandatory for developers and building owners, and whilst the construction sector adjusts, there are significant challenges ahead. All projects must now navigate three critical safety gateway check points, meaning that approval is required at the planning stage, before building work can commence and before a building can be certified complete and occupied.  “The two significant transactions we have concluded in recent weeks were already implemented before the Act came into force and as a result we will see the delivery of much-needed new homes in Leeds and Manchester. Whilst many viability constraints on funding deals can be overcome with creative solutions, the Gateway 2 approval may have a major cost and time impact on future strategic funding deals of this scale, due to lengthy delays being imposed by going through the system.  This will further compound challenges in the market, restricting delivery of new homes.” Sinclair continues; “For schemes that can successfully navigate the Gateway process, we are seeing proven investor demand for Build to Rent developments in all regional markets. Indeed, the contraction in anticipated supply of new developments and consequential lack of new rental options is anticipated to drive strong occupational demand and investment performance. In the meantime, we are working with Developers across the region to optimise funding structures that mitigate the impact of the BSA regulations and present developments in a manner that work for both Investors and Developers to enable new forward funding agreements and seed the delivery of new homes. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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MOD Raises National Security Concerns Over Aquind Interconnector

MOD Raises National Security Concerns Over Aquind Interconnector

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has flagged “significant national security concerns” over the proposed Aquind interconnector, a privately financed energy project linking the UK and France. The concerns are being addressed through a confidential process led by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ). What is the Aquind Interconnector? The Aquind Interconnector is a planned high-voltage direct current (HVDC) cable running between Normandy in France and Lovedean substation near Portsmouth, Hampshire. The 2,000MW project, backed by Aquind Ltd, aims to supply up to 5% of Britain’s electricity needs. However, nearly six years after applying for a development consent order (DCO) in 2019, approval remains pending. In April 2024, the MOD raised security concerns, leading to a six-week extension of the planning process. The General Election further delayed a decision, and the project is now under review as ministers work through classified discussions to assess potential risks. Government’s Confidential Review Process A letter sent by DESNZ in July 2024, shortly after the new government took office, outlined steps to address the MOD’s security concerns. The document, made public on the Planning Inspectorate’s infrastructure website, confirmed that an independent representative with top-level security clearance would be appointed to review the MOD’s classified concerns on behalf of Aquind. Government guidelines indicate that “developed vetting” security clearance is required for individuals with frequent access to top-secret materials. The MOD has the right to make representations on the appointed person’s suitability. Once in place, the representative will be invited to Whitehall to review the MOD’s concerns and provide a written response on Aquind’s behalf. A follow-up letter in September 2024 confirmed that the selection process for this representative was ongoing, with the Attorney General’s Office working alongside DESNZ to finalise the appointment. An Aquind spokesperson has since confirmed that a representative has now been appointed and that the process of reviewing and responding to the MOD’s concerns is underway. Meanwhile, a government spokesperson stated: “The re-determination process remains ongoing, and submissions have been provided by the Ministry of Defence as part of that work.” Local MPs Voice Security Concerns The project has sparked political debate, with three local MPs recently meeting a defence minister to express their concerns over the interconnector’s potential security risks. Portsmouth South MP Stephen Morgan, Fareham and Waterlooville MP Suella Braverman, and Portsmouth North MP Amanda Martin met with MOD parliamentary under-secretary Luke Pollard to discuss the issue. Braverman, a former home secretary, voiced particular concern over the involvement of Russian-backed entities in the project. She warned: “I am very worried about the prospect of Russian-backed underground cables being constructed in the heart of our naval base in Portsmouth. It will have a serious impact on the UK’s defence.” Aquind’s Legal Threats Against the Government The project’s legal disputes have also escalated. Recent disclosures revealed that Aquind Ltd, through its legal representatives at Herbert Smith Freehills, has threatened DESNZ with legal action over delays to its DCO application. Aquind has also accused the MOD of “abusing the issue of national security” and made several other allegations in a formal letter. With national security at the centre of the debate, the final decision on the Aquind Interconnector remains uncertain, as the government continues to weigh the project’s energy benefits against its potential risks. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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London Square Acquires Vacant Shopping Centre for 562-Home Redevelopment

London Square Acquires Vacant Shopping Centre for 562-Home Redevelopment

London Square has purchased the Leegate Shopping Centre in South East London from Galliard Homes, paving the way for a major residential-led regeneration scheme. The vacant 1967-built shopping centre, acquired for an undisclosed sum, has planning consent for 562 homes, including 173 affordable units, alongside nearly 50,000 sq ft of ground-floor commercial space. The site will be redeveloped into a 15-storey residential tower, as approved by Lewisham Council in July 2023. Construction is set to commence later this year. “This acquisition marks a new era for Lee town centre, delivering much-needed homes and a vibrant retail and leisure hub for both the existing community and new residents,” said London Square chief executive Adam Lawrence. The deal is London Square’s 14th acquisition since being taken over by Aldar at the end of 2023. It follows the company’s recent purchase of Ransome’s Wharf in Battersea earlier this year. Other notable acquisitions include a former convent site in Chelsea, the Grade II-listed Surrey County Hall in Kingston, and Westminster Tower. London Square currently holds 14 sites across 10 London boroughs, with a development pipeline exceeding 2 million sq ft. Work is already in progress on 10 of these sites, supporting the developer’s ambition to build more than 7,000 homes in the capital over the next five years. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Yorkshire Water invests £406m to renew the region’s mains network

Yorkshire Water invests £406m to renew the region’s mains network

Yorkshire Water is about to embark on its largest infrastructure investment of the last 20 years, tackling poor performing assets, as it starts a five-year plan to replace more than 1000km of water mains. In the first year alone, Yorkshire Water is investing £89m to replace 238km or 147 miles (equivalent to a return journey from Leeds to Hull) of water mains with durable, flexible plastic pipes. The second year of the programme will see 211km of mains replaced throughout Yorkshire. The new replacement mains are built to withstand high pressure and temperature variations resulting in fewer bursts, lower leakage and a reduction in water supply disruptions to customers. Yorkshire Water is targeting poor performing assets that will benefit most from mains renewal as a priority in areas prone to disruption, bursts and supply interruptions such as Kiverton Park, York, Sheffield, Sowerby Bridge, Harrogate and Stannington. Mains replacement work will take place right across the county from Barnsley, Rotherham, Doncaster and Sheffield to the east Yorkshire coast, Hull and North Lincolnshire. York and North Yorkshire will see 43km and 90km of new mains respectively by the end of March 2026, as the county undergoes a major replacement programme. Whilst this large-scale scheme will cause some disruptions along the way, Yorkshire Water’s team is determined to keep this to a minimum as Lee Boshell, capital delivery programme manager, Yorkshire Water, explains: “We have already identified our first two years’ worth of mains replacement and we’re working towards year three of our five-year programme. Having long term visibility of the programme of works allows us to work closely with Local Authorities, Highways and other utility providers, so that we can collaborate with them to renew mains and other services in one go. “This is an important investment for our business and our customers and will help us to improve the performance of our clean water network to reduce leakage and supply interruptions for our customers. We know that delivering this work, which involves relaying mains under busy roads and in major towns and cities in the region, will inevitably cause disruption, but we will be doing everything we can to keep this to a minimum. “We’re deploying trenchless techniques wherever possible to reduce disruption by tunnelling under the road in some instances to prevent the need to dig a trench across a whole street or road. “We will be working hard to provide as much notice as possible to customers, partner organisations, stakeholders and commuters about work happening in their area and proposed timescales.” The mains replacement programme is part of Yorkshire Water’s largest ever environmental investment of £8.3bn to improve infrastructure focussing on issues we know our customers really care about such as: Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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The RICS comments on the Leader of the Opposition Rt Hon Kemi Badenoch’s speech on Net Zero

The RICS comments on the Leader of the Opposition Rt Hon Kemi Badenoch’s speech on Net Zero

A spokesperson for the RICS said: “Today’s warning from the Leader of the Opposition, Kemi Badenoch, that ‘net zero by 2050 is impossible’ is a reminder of the urgency of our global response to the climate emergency. The RICS Sustainability Report 2024 shows that demand for greener buildings is rising – growing by 54% last year across homes, offices and industrial property. Spiralling energy costs confirm why energy-efficient buildings aren’t just nice to have. We must think about the long-term picture.  “Policy makers must provide clarity and certainty around its ambitions to meet Net Zero so that the industry has the confidence to rapidly get retrofit moving. We cannot shy away from the huge retrofit burden that persists in the UK. Millions of existing homes are not fit for purpose. Surveyors are essential to meet this challenge and stand ready to help. We urge the UK Government to continue on the path towards Net Zero and ensure that surveyors and other built environment professionals can support the urgent need for climate mitigation and adaptation. There is no time to waste – we must pick up the pace.”  Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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