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Timber technology masters launched
30 March, 2020
London Metropolitan University is to deliver an innovative Timber Technology masters course to help tackle the UK housing crisis, with local authorities increasingly establishing a ‘timber first’ approach to planning

NMITE plans Timber technology centre
25 February, 2020
Professor Martin Gillie, provost and chief academic officer at NMITE describes plans for a Centre for Advanced Timber Technology

Hereford based NMITE plans to develop Centre for Advanced Timber Technology
16 January, 2020
New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) was inaugurated in 2018 and is focussed specifically on technology and engineering.

WPA unveils new brand identity and strategic vision
23 October, 2019
The WPA’s chief executive Gordon Ewbank gives TTJ an exclusive insight into the Association’s fresh new image and operations.

Fire issue remains hot topic
22 October, 2019
The issue of fire and timber has been in the news again recently.

Fire issue remains hot topic
22 October, 2019
The issue of fire and timber has been in the news again recently.

Glulam takes centre stage
21 August, 2019
The refurbishment of the Bristol Old Vic features Douglas fir glulam from Piveteaubois. Mike Jeffree reports

Reading hosts WoodFest
31 May, 2019
Following the success of WoodFest in Newcastle and Sheffield, the event is now taking place in Reading.

Surface area
16 January, 2019
The Surface Design Show returns to the London Business Design Centre next month

BWF appoints permanent CEO and celebrates industry awards
28 November, 2018
Helen Hewitt was confirmed as the permanent CEO of the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) at the organisation’s annual dinner and awards in central London on November 23.

US red oak features in Stirling Prize winner
12 October, 2018
The European headquarters of Bloomberg has won the prestigious Riba Stirling prize for architecture.

Innovation on show
26 September, 2018
Next month’s Timber Expo focuses firmly on innovation and on the future for timber in construction

Tightening of fire regulations loom
20 June, 2018
There has been a lot of talk in the timber industry about the potential knock-on effects of the Hackitt Review into the Grenfell fire.

Tightening of fire regulations loom
20 June, 2018
There has been a lot of talk in the timber industry about the potential knock-on effects of the Hackitt Review into the Grenfell fire.

The show will go on
25 April, 2018
Some would say this year’s Ecobuild was small but perfectly formed. Sally Spencer reports

Industry Shapes Ecobuild
26 February, 2018
Ecobuild is under new ownership this year and there is a renewed focus on timber

Rising from the ashes
22 November, 2017
It has been seven years since Hastings Pier went up in smoke and with it a centrepiece of thetown’s heritage. Now it has re-opened to a host of plaudits and awards, reports Robin Meade

Putting timber on the map
19 November, 2017
On the front cover of this issue is the timber-resplendent Hastings Pier, a worthy winner of this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize – UK architecture’s highest award. It really is a fantastic project and is great advert for the use of timber.

Putting timber on the map
18 November, 2017
On the front cover of this issue is the timber-resplendent Hastings Pier, a worthy winner of this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize – UK architecture’s highest award. It really is a fantastic project and is great advert for the use of timber.

Timber expo gears up
20 September, 2017
The UK’s largest construction show – UK Construction Week – featuring Timber Expo prepares to open its doors once again