DECC extends funding deadline to increase uptake of GDHIF phase one
Homeowners with vouchers from the June-July 2014 period of the scheme now have until March 31 to make a claim
Thousands of projects at risk from skills shortages
Roughly 27,000 projects a year will be lost by 2019 as surveyors lacking skilled workers turn down contracts
New plans could see main contractors in court over payment terms
Government proposals would allow trade bodies to take companies to court on behalf of SME firms
Workers offered baby wipes as protection from asbestos
Suffolk firm fined after it was found that workers were left vulnerable while illegally removing asbestos insulation board
Government law to boost energy efficiency of private rented homes
Landlords will be required to raise EPC levels to Band E in April 2018 under new Government rules
Women to make up a quarter of construction workforce by 2020
New findings show 10% increase in number of women in the industry over the last decade, with more expected to join
House of Lords members oppose deregulation of health and safety rules
Peers claim plans to allow certain self-employed workers to be exempt from laws could "cause dangerous confusion" and increase risks
Winter weather boosts demand for Martin-Brooks
Small repairs keep Sheffield firm busy as high winds and snow cause damage across the region
Balfour Beatty begins to respond to KPMG report with branch closure
Nottingham office to close after review finds inherent problems with company's operational performance
Saint-Gobain runs into brick wall of Sika support
European deal continues to intensify as Sika's board draws support from 40% of share capital as family owners' privileges are removed