Britain has the oldest housing stock in the developed world with 8.5 million properties over 60 years old. Most of these are energy inefficient and many are in a poor state of repair, writes BRE

With the government’s proposed public sector budget cuts in people’s minds, it is vital that security is not ignored to save money, writes the BSIA's James Kelly

A successful strategy for recovering government debt will require an effective coalition with the private sector, writes Peter Wordsworth, chief executive, Fairfax Solicitors

As government spending cuts are expected to decrease the number of events the government holds, the Meetings Industry Association is helping the meetings and events industry achieve ongoing stability

The public sector faces a potential loss of 120,000 jobs as a result of the budget. But how do public sector employers keep staff motivated and engaged amid so much uncertainty?

Birmingham is hosting eight party political conferences in five years, putting it firmly on the map as a preferred destination for political gatherings. Meet Birmingham finds out more

Get ready to discover the trendiest, newest and most exciting venues and suppliers in the events industry at this year’s Event UK at the NEC in Birmingham from 21-22 September 2010

The Code for Sustainable Homes is an important tool for the government to achieve its ambition of all new homes meeting a zero carbon standard by 2016, writes David Weatherall, Energy Saving Trust

The World Green Roof Congress provides a unique opportunity for professionals within the built environment to hear and see how green roofs and walls perform within the sustainability agenda

Peter Hurst, chief executive of CIFAS, explains how the organisation's fraud prevention data sharing scheme can help reduce fraud losses across all sectors