Tag: shows
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The Link Up: Em’s Must-Watch TV Shows, Marlee’s Headache Relief Hack, And Two Very Cute Shoes
Happy Sunday, everyone. Last weekend was devastating, as so many seem to be. While we spent the week getting ready for our big break (and making sure you all still were getting fun content), it was hard for us not to feel the weight. If anything, really hold your loved ones tight, but also, we…
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Amanda Byram shows the power of skylights in her home
Amanda Byram is giving fans a sneak peek into her stunning home renovation, showing how rooflights can completely transform a space. Her kitchen dazzles with bright, airy light while the loft offers breathtaking views, making natural light the star of the design throughout the house. She demonstrates how using different types of rooflight can maximise…
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Samsara Safety Report Shows AI Reduces Construction Fleet Crashes
Samsara has released its Safety Report: Benchmarking the Future of Safety, a global analysis of 2,600 fleets based on anonymized data from approximately 20 trillion data points and billions of miles driven during the first 30 months of platform use. The report highlights that construction fleets face unique risks, with harsh events up 31% and…
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UK housing to drop 17% by 2026, OBR Budget leak shows
A leak from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) ahead of the official November Budget reveals that the number of houses built in the UK is set to fall sharply in the coming years. Net additions to the housing stock are projected to drop from 260,000 homes a year in the early 2020s to just…
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Construction Salary Report Shows Slower Wage Growth but Rising Optimism for 2026
Baker Tilly has released its 2025 Construction Industry Salary Report, showing wage growth slowed across all participating regions this year. The annual survey includes data from construction firms of varying sizes and sectors and is used by contractors to benchmark compensation practices. The report, the first issued since Baker Tilly’s combination with Moss Adams, found…
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Construction employers face training bottleneck, report shows
Capacity constraints are also affecting apprenticeships. The survey states that “the most affected area was construction, planning and the built environment, with nearly a third (32%) of colleges experiencing challenges” in delivering apprenticeship training because of staffing or space shortages. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Men more likely to consider heat pumps, survey shows
Men are more aware of and more interested in installing heat pumps than women, according to a UK survey. The YouGov poll of over 7,000 adults examined public knowledge and attitudes towards low‑carbon heating systems designed to replace gas and oil boilers. It also revealed that men are not just more aware, but more likely…
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World Robotics 2025 Report Shows Service Robot Boom
The total number of service robots sold for professional use reached almost 200,000 units in 2024, marking a 9% increase. Staff shortages are a key driver for companies to use robots designed for trained professionals. At the same time, the growing elderly population is increasing demand for medical robots. These findings are presented in the…
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RLB Report Shows Split Trends in Construction Markets
Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB), a global leader in the built environment, has published dual reports: its Q3 2025 Quarterly Construction Cost Report (QCR) and its Q3 2025 Crane Index, providing a powerful snapshot of North American market health. The unified report reveals a unique paradox: while national cost trends show an increase, local construction activity is a fragmented…
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Embracing neurodiversity creates better companies, study shows
The majority of project managers in construction believe their company has directly benefited from extra adjustments to accommodate neurodivergent staff, according to new research. The survey – conducted by the Association for Project Management (APM) in partnership with Censuswide – revealed 97.5% of construction project managers believe the introduction of inclusive policies, such as more structured…