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Orient achieves high expectations
One of the UK’s leading specialist manufacturers of bespoke feature staircases has installed a FICEP Orient 10 drilling and sawing line, along with a FICEP …
EDF reiterates nuclear opportunities
Hinkley Point. Photo: Richard Baker A new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point should be up and running by 2018 with construction work beginning in 2013, EDF …
Around the Press – October 2010
New Civil Engineer 2 September 2010 Northern verve (Wigan Life Centre) One of the project’s most challenging aspects is along the eastern facade where a …
Advantage for steel on world class technology centre
With the backing of some of the UK’s largest manufacturers and a major investment by Advantage West Midlands, the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) near …
Cricket ground gets capacity boost
Work currently being undertaken at Edgbaston cricket ground will increase the stadium’s overall capacity to 25,000, in time for next summer’s Test match …
Tata Steel – a new name for Corus
As from 27th September the Corus name has been officially changed to Tata Steel, with the new logo appearing on documentation, products, locations and …
Steelwork completed at Salford hospital
More than 3,000t of structural steelwork has been erected for the new Hope Hospital project in Salford. The project consists of a new 222 bed acute hospital, …
Seagulls’ home on target for May
The steelwork package, which has included more than 4,000t of the material, has been completed on Brighton & Hove Albion’s new stadium at Falmer. Working …
Report targets energy savings
The latest Target Zero guide can help warehouse operators save millions of pounds in energy costs as well as providing invaluable guidance and information for …
October 2010 – Energy savings for sheds
Release of the first BCSA/Corus Target Zero report, on schools, earlier this year certainly made them sit up even at the back of the class with its myth …