Accent, who has head offices in Bradford and Peterborough, is celebrating double success at this year’s Housing Heroes Awards, recognising both its commitment to customer voice and the people-first culture they have built together over the past 18 months. Accent winners included customer Richard Wilkinson, who received the Lifetime Achievement
Howarth Timber & Building Supplies has been named as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026, in partnership with WorkL, recognising the company’s commitment to employee wellbeing, engagement, and creating a positive workplace culture across its nationwide network. The prestigious annual awards celebrate organisations that excel in
The British Institute of Fitted Interiors Specialists hosted it’s fifth annual awards, the BIFIS Awards, last night, 23 June 2026 at the NEC Birmingham, in partnership with InstallerSHOW. The BIFIS Awards programme, which launched in 2021, has seen continuous year-on-year growth, attracting more than 200 entries in its fifth year,
Reinforcing its ongoing commitment to the construction sector, Certas Energy, the UK’s leading independent fuel distributor, will be one of the sponsors at Hillhead, the country’s largest quarrying, construction and recycling exhibition, running from 23rd until 25th June. As part of its sponsorship of the event, which will take place in cavernous Hillhead Quarry in
Student accommodation owner, developer and operator, Study Inn, has achieved another year of exceptional results in the latest Global Student Living (GSL) Index. Study Inn outperformed the private halls Net Promotor score benchmark of +26, with an overall Net Promoter score of +39, and retained its prestigious Global Student Living
As the New Hospital Programme moves into its delivery phase, the programme’s leaders will be hosting a dedicated morning at UKREiiF this May, digging into detail on future ambitions for the programme and how delivery for the first wave of schemes is being implemented. Taking place in the Pagabo Local
Neighbourhood Health Hubs and a range of other public and private health services could prove to be the keys to high street and town centre regeneration, according to Radix Big Tent. The influential think tank behind the Kate Barker-led Housing Commission – which helped shape many of the DHCLG’s housing
McAvoy has finalised plans for its team to attend the upcoming UKREiiF 2026 event in Leeds. Widely regarded as the UK’s premier forum for the infrastructure, real estate, and built environment markets, UKREiiF brings together local authorities, developers, innovators, contractors, and sector leaders to examine the challenges and future opportunities
Study Inn has been named Student Accommodation Operator of the Year at the Property Week RESI Awards 2026, widely regarded as one of the most distinguished accolades in the UK’s residential property market. The award highlights operators who are truly setting the standard, delivering exceptional resident experiences, driving innovation, and
Winvic Construction Ltd will return to real estate event UKREiiF next month during its 25th year, leading its presence with the launch of a major new ESG whitepaper calling for regulatory action to accelerate net zero across the built environment. Demonstrating its continued commitment to the UK’s real estate, infrastructure
Accent, who has head offices in Bradford and Peterborough, is celebrating double success at this year’s Housing Heroes Awards, recognising both its commitment to customer voice and the people-first culture they have built together over the past 18 months. Accent winners included customer Richard Wilkinson, who received the Lifetime Achievement Award, and Accent’s Culture and People team, who were named Team of the Year (Over 10,000 homes). 72-year-old Richard, from Bradford, is not only a long-standing customer of 35 years, but he was also Accent’s only customer Board member, helping ensure that customers’ voices are heard at the very highest level. His journey with Accent reflects something deeper than tenancy, it is a lifelong commitment to community, fairness and making a difference to his community and the wider sector. Richard said: “I was honoured and humbled to accept the Lifetime Achievement Award. I do so really on behalf of hundreds of residents who, over the years, have worked with landlords to improve outcomes for customers and their communities.” Nick Apetroaie, CEO at Accent, added: “I am incredibly proud of everything we’re achieving at Accent. Our investment in people and culture is making a real difference, and it’s fantastic to see that recognised. Congratulations to our Culture and People team on this well-deserved award, and to Richard Wilkinson, whose dedication and contribution to Accent and the wider housing sector have been truly exceptional. I’d also like to congratulate all of this year’s finalists from Accent and across the sector.” Debbie Hinbest, Executive Director of People and Culture, said: “I am beyond proud to see Accent recognised through awards that celebrate the outstanding work taking place across our organisation. These achievements reflect the dedication, passion and commitment of our colleagues and customers, who work every day to make a difference. “Our People Strategy is more than a plan on paper. It is brought to life by leaders and colleagues who care deeply about creating a great place to work, helping people thrive and enabling us to deliver the very best service for our customers. “Accent is a place to grow, belong and make a difference together. A special congratulations to Richard on this well-deserved recognition.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Howarth Timber & Building Supplies has been named as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026, in partnership with WorkL, recognising the company’s commitment to employee wellbeing, engagement, and creating a positive workplace culture across its nationwide network. The prestigious annual awards celebrate organisations that excel in employee experience, highlighting businesses that have demonstrated outstanding levels of workplace satisfaction, inclusivity, professional development, and leadership. The recognition reflects Howarth Timber’s ongoing investment in its people, with initiatives focused on colleague wellbeing, career progression, training opportunities, and fostering a supportive and collaborative working environment throughout the business. The award follows a period of continued growth for the company, which employs colleagues across its network of timber and builders’ merchant branches, manufacturing facilities, and support functions throughout the UK. Gavin Knowles, Head of Marketing and Digital at Howarth Timber, said: “Being recognised as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2026 is a fantastic achievement and a testament to the culture we’ve built across the business. Our colleagues are at the heart of everything we do, and this award reflects the commitment, dedication, and values demonstrated by our teams every day.” “We’re proud to create an environment where people feel supported, valued, and able to develop their careers. This recognition reinforces our commitment to continuing to invest in our people and ensuring Howarth Timber remains a great place to work.” The accolade highlights Howarth Timber’s dedication to putting its employees first and recognises the positive workplace culture that continues to drive the business forward. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The British Institute of Fitted Interiors Specialists hosted it’s fifth annual awards, the BIFIS Awards, last night, 23 June 2026 at the NEC Birmingham, in partnership with InstallerSHOW. The BIFIS Awards programme, which launched in 2021, has seen continuous year-on-year growth, attracting more than 200 entries in its fifth year, from both businesses and individuals, across eighteen categories, including the introduction of the Installer’s Choice awards, with installers voting for the best products and retailers in the sector. There was also the presentation of the Special Recognition Award which was presented to Simon Acres of the Simon Acres Group. The 2026 BIFIS Award winners are: Young Installer of the Year 2026 Ethan Houghton, Ken Beard & Son Community Champion of the Year 2026 Steve Redding, SR Home Installations Customer Service Champion of the Year 2026 Regal Kitchens Limited Apprentice of the Year 2026 Skye Rayer-Chu, Miles Bathrooms & Kitchens Limited Environmental Champion of the Year 2026 Rehome Industry Newcomer 2026 Miles Bathrooms & Kitchens Limited Bedroom Installer of the Year 2026 Andrew Gallimore, C H Joinery Solutions Limited Bathroom Installer of the Year 2026 James Johnson, Johnson Design & Installation Kitchen Installer of Year 2026 Andy Snelson, That Kitchen Fitter Installation Manager of the Year 2026 Gurpreet Singh Sudan, Easy Bathrooms Installation Business of the Year 2026 Ken Beard & Son Limited The Installer’s Choice Awards : Installer-friendly product of the Year 2026 Affinity Magnetic Track Lighting, Sensio Lighting Group Independent Bathroom Retailer of the Year 2026 Christian Andrews Interiors Independent Kitchen Retailer of the Year 2026 Lima Kitchens Bedroom Retailer of the Year 2026 JLC Interiors National Bathroom Retailer of the Year 2026 Easy Bathrooms National Kitchen Retailer of the Year 2026 Wren Kitchens Limited Special Recognition Award 2026 Simon Acres The evening was a great success, with some of the industry’s most prominent brands and businesses in attendance, alongside shortlisted finalists from the fitted interiors installation sector. The evening was hosted by TV presenter and writer, Philippa Forrester, and guests were also entertained with a pre-match Q&A session with ex-England footballer, Steve Hodge, before a live screening of FIFA World Cup match between England and Ghana. BIFIS CEO, Damian Walters commented “The BIFIS Awards are now an established fixture in the fitted interiors industry calendar. Recognising and rewarding the dedication, skill and professionalism of installers is essential, as they are often the driving force behind successful fitted interiors projects. The BIFIS Awards not only celebrate excellence but also help promote higher standards across the sector and inspire the next generation of installation professionals and businesses. It was fantastic to see so many deserving individuals and companies receive recognition, supported by the businesses they work alongside. The level of engagement from across the industry continues to be outstanding, whether through nominations, sponsorship or attendance and last night’s event reflects the importance and growing influence of the fitted interiors installation community.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Reinforcing its ongoing commitment to the construction sector, Certas Energy, the UK’s leading independent fuel distributor, will be one of the sponsors at Hillhead, the country’s largest quarrying, construction and recycling exhibition, running from 23rd until 25th June. As part of its sponsorship of the event, which will take place in cavernous Hillhead Quarry in Buxton, the country’s leading fuel and energy transition partner will also be supplying approximately 2,000 litres of its Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) to power the site’s official shuttle buses, which will transport up to 20,000 attendees to and from the huge quarry site across three dynamic, action-packed days. Compared to standard diesel, HVO can cut life-cycle GHG emissions by up to 90%*. This means that a delivery of 2,000 litres from Certas Energy could drive down emissions by up to 5,164KG of CO2e** over the three-day period, highlighting the significant role lower-carbon fuels can play in reducing the environmental impact of large-scale events. In addition to lowering carbon emissions, HVO can also contribute to improved local air quality compared to standard diesel emissions, helping to reduce nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulphur oxides (SOx), particulate matter (PMs) and carbon monoxide (CO), a positive outcome for attendees and surrounding communities. As a drop-in alternative to red and white diesel, HVO can typically be used in existing engines without the need for costly modifications or downtime, making it an accessible and practical step for business owners looking to transition to lower-carbon fuel solutions*. HVO is playing an increasingly significant role as a transitional fuel, enabling customers to reduce emissions by up to 90%* compared with standard diesel from their operations while supporting longer-term net zero ambitions. During Hillhead, Certas Energy will be exhibiting at stand A8, where brand representatives will proudly showcase how renewable fuels can effectively cut on-site emissions. The stand will also welcome attendees keen to explore bulk fuel, HVO, AdBlue and lubricants, all expert-backed solutions with a proven track record of keeping construction fleets efficient and reliable. The team will also be demonstrating Certas Energy’s impressive new telemetry systems, which enable business owners to monitor fuel levels remotely, in real time, via a handy mobile app. This reduces the risk of runouts and minimises the need for reactive ordering, and customers purchasing a telemetry system during Hillhead can take advantage of a 10% discount. Visitors to the stand will also have the chance to meet brand representatives from Flogas Britain, joining the Certas Energy team as a collective front, forming part of DCC Energy Great Britain. As a trusted energy partner, Flogas Britain supports customers with reliable LPG, BioLPG and LNG energy solutions, helping to improve operational efficiency while taking practical steps towards a lower-carbon future. Whether powering asphalt production, supporting off-grid sites or helping businesses reduce emissions, it works alongside customers to deliver practical solutions that meet their operational needs today, while supporting their journey to net zero. Quarry Face will showcase 35 mighty machines in action, including large excavators, wheel loaders, dump trucks, dozers, hydraulic breakers, screening buckets and mist cannons, working in tandem. Rock Processing, also known as ‘Crusher Alley’, will feature a range of tracked and skid-mounted crushers, screens, scalping grids and stockpiling conveyers side by side for Hillhead visitors to behold in wonder. East Demo Area, aptly located to the east of the exhibition site, features a range of specialist crushers, shredders, screens and washing equipment, while the Registration zone will play host to rock processing and impressive recycling demonstrations. Curated Demonstrations, new for Hillhead 2026, will welcome leading manufacturers at selected times throughout each day, with each invited to showcase their machines as part of a dynamic, curated live show hosted by broadcaster and technology presenter, Nikki Dean. Combining live machine operation with expert commentary and manufacturer interviews, the dramatic action will be streamed onto a giant LED screen, set against the impressive quarry face backdrop. Visitors will gain a unique insight into exactly what these marvellous machines can do in real working conditions, while learning more about the latest product developments, technologies and innovations directly from the experts operating them. Cathy Bailey, Energy Transition Manager at Certas Energy, said: “Construction is a very important sector for us, one we’ve been proudly supporting for more than 20 years, so we’re delighted to be attending and sponsoring Hillhead this year. “It’s a fantastic opportunity to support not only this brilliant event but the industry as a whole, engaging with attendees to showcase the energy transition possibilities available, whatever stage of their journey they may be at when they meet us. “I’m incredibly proud to be attending Hillhead and look forward to meeting anyone keen to take the first step of their energy transition journey.” To learn more about how the UK’s leading energy transition partner can support your business at any and every stage of your transition journey, visit the Certas Energy team at stand A8 during all three days of the action-packed event. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Student accommodation owner, developer and operator, Study Inn, has achieved another year of exceptional results in the latest Global Student Living (GSL) Index. Study Inn outperformed the private halls Net Promotor score benchmark of +26, with an overall Net Promoter score of +39, and retained its prestigious Global Student Living Gold Certified Operator status for the fifth consecutive year, These results reflect Study Inn’s continued commitment to delivering premium student living experiences centred around wellbeing, hospitality, community, and service excellence. Since launching in 2009, Study Inn has differentiated itself through a hospitality-led approach to student accommodation. Residents enjoy fully equipped gyms, yoga studios, wellness spas with saunas and steam rooms, study spaces, entertainment lounges, housekeeping services including fresh towels and bedlinen, and the benefit of dedicated 24/7 onsite teams. Matt Shakespeare, Managing Director of Operations at Study Inn, commented: “What makes these results especially meaningful is that they come directly from the students themselves. Their feedback reflects the dedication, care and passion our teams bring every day to creating exceptional living experiences for our residents. We are committed to raising standards across the student accommodation sector and whilst premium facilities and cleanliness are now considered essentials, it is ultimately our people and our resident-focused culture that makes the real difference to what we provide.” The Global Student Living Index is based entirely on direct student feedback, making it one of the most respected and credible measures of student satisfaction within the accommodation sector. Across the survey, Study Inn exceeded private halls benchmarks in every featured category, including: Study Inn continues to expand its portfolio across the UK while maintaining its commitment to its brand standards of delivering market-leading accommodation, with exceptional levels of service, and resident satisfaction. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
As the New Hospital Programme moves into its delivery phase, the programme’s leaders will be hosting a dedicated morning at UKREiiF this May, digging into detail on future ambitions for the programme and how delivery for the first wave of schemes is being implemented. Taking place in the Pagabo Local Growth Pavilion, the sessions will be hosted by Sypro, a contract management solutions provider for construction and infrastructure projects. The day will kick off with an introduction from Chief Programme Officer Natalie Forrest, who will outline the ambition, scale and long-term delivery of the NHP, setting the scene for the following panel sessions. Throughout the morning, three key panel sessions will roll into each other – focusing on collaboration driving the success of the Hospital 2.0 Alliance, how industrialisation is transforming hospital delivery through offsite manufacturing and Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), and the role of digital innovation in shaping future healthcare delivery. Speakers will include wide representation from the New Hospital Programme, along with contractors appointed to the Hospital 2.0 Alliance Framework, and partner NHS Trusts delivering hospital schemes on a national scale. Attendees will also be invited to actively contribute to the discussion through an open-chair opportunity on the day. Natalie Forrest, Chief Programme Officer at the New Hospital Programme, said: “It’s great to be back at UKREiiF and to build on the conversations we started last year. What matters now is that we turn ambition into delivery, and this session is about being open on how we’re doing that. “We’re bringing together the people who are directly involved in delivering these hospitals, from our construction partners to our NHS trusts – to share what’s working, where we’re learning, and how we’re approaching things differently. “We are creating a consistent and efficient way of delivering healthcare infrastructure that brings together long-term investment, skills development, and real social value for our communities. The Hospital 2.0 Alliance approach makes this possible, and why it’s such an important shift for the future of the NHS and our healthcare infrastructure.” The New Hospital Programme morning will take place from 10:15am to 12:30pm on Wednesday 20 May in the Pagabo Local Growth Pavilion at UKREiiF, with the programme including natural breaks for networking among attendees around the talks. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Neighbourhood Health Hubs and a range of other public and private health services could prove to be the keys to high street and town centre regeneration, according to Radix Big Tent. The influential think tank behind the Kate Barker-led Housing Commission – which helped shape many of the DHCLG’s housing delivery policies – will launch a new project to bring community health on to the UK’s high streets, both to improve public health and act as a catalyst for regeneration. Sponsored by engineering, architecture, planning and environmental consulting group Sidara, independent national law firm Stevens & Bolton, and architects James Totty Partnership, the Health on the High Street Commission will launch on the 19th May to coincide with this year’s UKREiiF. The cross-sector Commission is setting out to identify practical steps to unblock the planning, financial and cultural obstacles to high street regeneration through health; not to produce another glossy vision document. The commission will be chaired by author, designer and place-strategist, Professor Ibrahim Ibrahim of Sidara’s Portland Design, with the independent commission comprising experts from investment, planning, place-making, national and local government, and public and private health care. Commissioners include crossbench peer, Lord (Andrew) Mawson, the driver behind the trail-blazing Bromley-by-Bow Health Partnership, and Michael Brown, the chief architect of the ground-breaking Barnsley Health Hub, which has seen outpatient services relocated to the town centre Alhambra shopping centre. The Commission plans to report within twelve months. In addition to conducting desk research and commissioning original research, the commissioners are eager to hear evidence from and learn from successful examples of delivering health on the high street across the country. Announcing the Commission’s launch, Radix Big Tent Chief Executive, Ben Rich, says: “There is widespread political agreement that putting health services at the heart of communities is a good idea. And yet, despite this consensus, progress is glacial. “Why? Because the system designed to deliver this is stuck in neutral. Speaking with senior leaders from the NHS and private health providers, local government, private investment and regeneration, what becomes clear is that there is not a lack of ambition, but a wall of institutional and systemic inertia that prevents change. The purpose of this commission is to identify and produce policies to remove the friction points that stall delivery.” Professor Ibrahim Ibrahim added: “The focus of the commission is less about the details of the healthcare provision and more about its halo effect, and how it can drive social and commercial value in our high streets and shopping centres.” Andrew Steele, Partner at Stevens & Bolton, said: “Healthcare is increasingly recognised as a powerful anchor for town centre regeneration and is a great opportunity to repurpose existing retail space as well as diversify our high streets with long-term, resilient assets. We’re proud to be supporting the Commission as it works to identify practical solutions that can support the long-term health of our high streets, turning policies into progress.”
McAvoy has finalised plans for its team to attend the upcoming UKREiiF 2026 event in Leeds. Widely regarded as the UK’s premier forum for the infrastructure, real estate, and built environment markets, UKREiiF brings together local authorities, developers, innovators, contractors, and sector leaders to examine the challenges and future opportunities shaping the industry. The company’s delegation will feature Stephen Clayton (Pre-construction Director), Neil Stanley (Head of Strategic Development), Sarah Bradley (Head of Marketing and Communications), Martin Harvey (Head of Design and Technical Services), Laura McCormick (Healthcare Strategy Lead), Barney Rogers (Regional Head of Modular Rental and Sales), and Mathew Smith (Area Sales Manager). The representatives intend to collaborate with sector colleagues to discuss methods for accelerating project delivery, championing sustainable building practices, and leveraging modern methods of construction to address modern infrastructure pressures. As the market experiences heightened demand for swift, cost-efficient, and sustainable building options across education, healthcare, and commercial spaces, UKREiiF serves as a vital platform for innovation and collective problem-solving. McAvoy continues its commitment to manufacturing premium modular systems that allow clients to achieve compressed delivery schedules while cutting carbon output and enhancing construction certainty. The McAvoy team is eager to meet with fellow professionals in Leeds to discuss how modern manufacturing and construction processes can support upcoming infrastructure rollouts. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Study Inn has been named Student Accommodation Operator of the Year at the Property Week RESI Awards 2026, widely regarded as one of the most distinguished accolades in the UK’s residential property market. The award highlights operators who are truly setting the standard, delivering exceptional resident experiences, driving innovation, and going beyond expectations in an increasingly competitive market. The judges commented: “Study Inn truly sets the benchmark in student accommodation, delivering exceptional service backed by outstanding resident satisfaction scores. With an innovative all-inclusive model and a market-leading wellbeing offer, they have created a best-in-class student experience.” Matt Shakespeare, Managing Director of Operations at Study Inn, commented: “We continually evolve our offering to meet the needs of our guests, and this award is an endorsement of our intense focus on making sure every resident feels safe, supported and truly at home. It’s a testament to our team’s commitment in delivering our brand standards.” The RESI Awards celebrate innovation, excellence, and leadership across the UK residential property industry, recognising developers, investors, and operators who are making a meaningful impact. For Study Inn, this recognition reinforces its position as the leading serviced accommodation operator in the student sector. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Winvic Construction Ltd will return to real estate event UKREiiF next month during its 25th year, leading its presence with the launch of a major new ESG whitepaper calling for regulatory action to accelerate net zero across the built environment. Demonstrating its continued commitment to the UK’s real estate, infrastructure and investment sectors, Winvic will have an expanded ‘Winvic and Partners Pavilion’, which will be shared with partners Ridge, UMC Architects, Maber and M1 Agency, creating a collaborative hub for engagement, knowledge-sharing and industry dialogue. As part of its position on the advisory board of The Westminster Policy Liaison Group (PLG) on ESG, Winvic has spearheaded the whitepaper, positioning the UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard (UKNZCBS) as a critical framework for delivering genuinely net zero carbon assets. Drawing on insights from a broad range of industry bodies and experts including investors, developers, contractors, consultants, designers and policymakers, the paper sets out clear, targeted recommendations for government to help accelerate adoption at scale and inform the future direction of net zero policy. Contributors to the whitepaper include UK Green Building Council (UKGBC), Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Building Research Establishment (BRE), Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), Winvic Construction, BWB Consulting, Firethorn Trust, Panattoni, Ridge and Partners, Royal London Asset Management (RLAM), Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI), UMC Architects and Wordsworth Excavations. Further insights were gained from The Lord Porter of Spalding CBE and Lancaster City Council at a recent PLG round table where the UKNZCBS was discussed. The ‘Winvic and Partners Pavilion’ will host a programme of panel discussions and interactive sessions throughout UKREiiF, including a dedicated session exploring the whitepaper’s findings involving a number of the contributors and Mike Reader MP, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) on the BuiIt Environment and Infrastructure, Business Champion for Construction and MP for Northampton South. Wider topics will include social value and planning reform, build-to-rent, data centre viability, and what makes “good” industrial and logistics development. In addition to its pavilion programme, Winvic will engage with a range of partners and initiatives during the three-day event. Leeds Children’s Charity has been selected as its local charity partner, with funds raised during the event supporting its work in the region, social enterprise Fusion21, Invest Warwickshire, developer Prologis, and partners Ridge and Maber will also host panel sessions within the pavilion, reinforcing Winvic’s collaborative approach across the industry. As it marks 25 years in business, Winvic’s presence at UKREiiF and its launch of the whitepaper celebrates its legacy, and its commitment to help shape policy and accelerate the adoption of net zero standards across the industry. Danny Nelson, Managing Director – Industrial, Logistics & Data Centres at Winvic, said: “Over the past 25 years, Winvic has evolved in step with the industry, from a regional contractor rooted in Industrial & Logistics to a trusted national delivery partner across Industrial & Logistics, Multi-Room, Civils & Infrastructure and now Data Centres. That journey reflects a business responding to change while maintaining a disciplined approach to delivery. “It’s particularly meaningful to be at UKREiiF during our 25th year, sharing this milestone with partners and peers. This whitepaper is an important step in bringing together industry insight to help shape the policy and regulatory environment needed to deliver net zero at scale. Strong, collaborative partnerships are key to solving the sector’s most complex challenges.” Arun Thaneja, Technical Services and Sustainability Director at Winvic, said: “We’re proud to share a whitepaper that sets out a clear call to action for regulatory backing of the standard. Drawing on insights from across the industry, it provides practical recommendations for policymakers, highlighting where greater clarity and alignment can accelerate adoption of the UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard. Our focus is on ensuring ESG strategy translates into real outcomes on projects and across communities, helping to underpin the next phase of progress across the built environment. I look forward to sharing this at UKREiiF.” Recognised as the nation’s leading ‘shed specialist’, Winvic recently celebrated the construction of 110 million sq ft of industrial space and has expanded into data centre delivery. The company has also built a strong reputation in complex civil engineering and infrastructure, delivering over 125km of highways works and six Rail Freight Terminals to date. In the build-to-rent and student accommodation sector, Winvic has delivered more than 15,000 beds. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals