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Despite decades of legislation, awareness campaigns, and improved health and safety protocols, workplace accidents remain an all-too-frequent reality across many industries.

Separation can feel like the end of stability, a time filled with emotional upheaval, uncertainty, and difficult decisions.

The Construction and Engineering team at Burges Salmon digs into the Autumn 2025 Budget to discover its likely impact on the construction and engineering sector.

The construction industry is constantly evolving, with new technologies and practices shaping the way projects are designed, managed and delivered, with cranes and lifting systems playing a vital role in enabling complex builds, improving efficiency and maintaining safety on site.

One of the most pressing issues for commercial buildings across the UK today is food waste. From shopping centres and office complexes to hotels and hospitals, large amounts of surplus food are produced every day. However, without proper management, this waste drives up disposal costs and com

Reducing transport emissions is no longer a nice-sounding ambition that's confined to ESG policies but a pressing necessity for companies operating in complex supply chains.

Workplace safety is a priority for any organisation that values its people and aims for long-term operational efficiency.

When companies undergo business consolidation through mergers or acquisitions, the transformation extends well beyond financial statements and personnel.

Chris Meechan, managing director of Scottish startup Cali Decor, says sustainability and waste reduction are the only way forward for the painting and decorating industry.

This Net Zero Week, Professor Rohit Bhagat, Director of Coventry University's Research Centre for E-Mobility and Clean Growth (CECG), examines the key barriers that are slowing electric vehicle (EV) adoption in the UK, and the role of university-led research in supporting the shift to low

Businesses that operate fleets - be they small delivery vans or extensive lorry networks -must find smarter ways to cut costs and enhance efficiency. Effective fleet management is not just about tracking vehicles; it's a strategic approach that can significantly improve a company's bottom lin

Stacey Lucas, President of the Building Controls Industry Association, says recent recommendations by the UK's Climate Change Committee re-affirm the role of building energy management systems (BEMS) in reducing energy consumption.

Timber construction projects require thoughtful waste management systems to maintain efficiency and compliance.

As businesses in the UK prepare for significant hikes to their water bills, Cistermiser is urging facilities managers and building operators to rethink how water is used - and wasted - in commercial building environments.

Frazer Watson, Global Vice President of Rainbow Dynamics, says the company has removed cost as a barrier to SMEs introducing automated mini-load tote picking systems.

Facilities managers face specific challenges when overseeing office fit-out projects. Your expertise provides value throughout the process, from initial planning to project completion. Budget control, timeline management, and workplace optimisation create pressure points that require strategi

Office fit-out projects require careful financial planning to succeed. As a facilities manager or property professional, you face the challenge of creating workspaces that enhance productivity while adhering to budget constraints.

In today's competitive job market, businesses need to go beyond offering just a salary to attract and retain top talent. Employees are increasingly looking for financial benefits that support their overall wellbeing and provide security for the future. By offering financial perks such as sala

Efficient workplace documentation is crucial for the success of any organisation.

As winter weather conditions persist across the UK, norovirus, commonly known as the 'winter vomiting bug,' continues to impact the country. Recent data from NHS England shows that on average 1,160 patients a day were in hospital with norovirus during the week beginning 10th February 2025 - a