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BCSA event highlights recent steel innovations

Held at the Mermaid Conference Centre in London, the Future of Steel Construction was attended by industry experts and professionals from across the sector for …

Latest pictures show progress at Somerset’s giant battery factory

Drone footage from Agratas shows the latest developments made at its 308-acre battery production site, near Bridgwater in Somerset. Recent progress includes …

SMD launches its lowest carbon decking system

Structural Metal Decks (SMD) has launched R733 floor and roof decking, its lowest carbon steel product to date. Part of the SMD Steel Reborn® initiative, the …

River Trent footbridge lifted into place

The first new bridge to be constructed across the River Trent in Nottingham for more than 60 years has been successfully installed. Having been fully assembled …

Land deal secures huge Hertfordshire data centre project

DC01UK has sold its South Mimms data centre site in Hertfordshire to Equinix, one of the world’s largest data centre companies and operators, who will now …

Contractor hands over keys to new Lancashire police station

Having completed construction, Willmott Dixon has handed over Lancashire’s new £25.6 million Pendle Police Station, marking a significant milestone in …

BCSA’s painting of constructional steelwork training course is a must for professionals

To help educate supply chain professionals who have responsibility for protective and intumescent coatings, the British Constructional Steelwork Association …

Steel frames aid malt house carbonisation

One of the largest malt houses in Europe, the Boortmalt plant in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, is set to significantly reduce its carbon emissions with the …

Winvic signs up for phase two at Liverpool’s Atlantic Park

Having completed the initial four warehouses at Atlantic Park in Bootle, Winvic Construction has been appointed by Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) to …

London property sector calls for offices to be recognised as critical economic infrastructure

According to analysis by the London Property Alliance (LPA), there has been a 54% decline in major planning applications in Central London over the last …

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