building regulations

BSRIA launches essential guide to Building Regulations after “major changes”

In response to major changes to Building Regulations, BSRIA has published BG 92/2026 Building Regulations, a new guide to help building services engineers, designers and contractors navigate complex compliance needs.  Building Regulations are legal requirements supported by guidance in 24 Approved Documents. BG 92/2026 brings these together in an easy-to-follow guide. It covers Parts A to T and […]

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2026 Plumbing Regulations – What installers need to know

Toby Howard-Willis, Technical Sales Engineer for RWC, has created this guide to outline the key regulations that are shaping 2026 and explain what they mean for installers. 2026 is a milestone year for the plumbing and heating industry, due largely to the rapid shift towards decarbonisation, smart technology, and strict sustainability regulations, all of which […]

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Vent-Axia welcomes Part F and Part L Building Regulations focus on improving indoor air quality

With buildings becoming increasingly airtight, Vent-Axia has welcomed the latest Approved Document Part F (Means of Ventilation) and Part L (Conservation of Fuel and Power) of the Building Regulations. The strengthened focus on competency within the updated guidance recognises how good ventilation design plays an essential role in delivering safer homes. Part F outlines how […]

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Government launches water efficiency consultation for newbuild homes

A new government consultation will propose small changes to Building Regulations that could see new homes fitted with water-saving features such as aerated taps and showerheads, and dual flush toilets. The change to the design standard will make newbuild housing more water efficient, equivalent to 20 litres per person per day. Analysis has shown this […]

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Ensuring Equality Act compliant fire detection and emergency lighting installations

Ensuring that buildings are safe and accessible for everyone is not only a moral duty but also a legal requirement. For disabled people, poor life safety design can mean real danger, so Rob Shepherd explores why regulatory compliance matters and what electrical contractors need to know when designing, installing and maintaining fire detection and emergency […]

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