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Permission granted for major Fulham wharf development
Henley Investment Management has received planning permission to build a cluster of 17-storey residential buildings with 276 apartments at the Albert & …
Oxford United set all-electric-powered stadium goal
League One, Oxford United FC has announced plans to build the first stadium in the country powered solely by electricity to create a sustainable new home. As …
President’s Column: March 2024
An article entitled “The engineering behind nuclear grade steel as used at Hinkley Point C” was published in the New Civil Engineer (NCE) on 19th Jan 2024. …
News in Brief: March 2024
Lindapter has announced that its Type FL beam flange clamps have been independently fire rated for up to 120 minutes by BRE Global. The product is used to …
New Excellent warehousing space for east London
Bridge Industrial has awarded a contract to McLaren Construction for a 31,800m2 industrial and logistics development at Chadwell Heath in east London. …
Everton Stadium structurally complete
The final terracing panel has been installed to complete the structural work within the bowl of Everton Stadium. The final piece of the huge jigsaw was lowered …
Car park to boost regeneration in Newcastle-under-Lyme
Morgan Sindall Construction’s North West team has been appointed on behalf of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council to design and build a new £12M 450-space …
Contractor named for major Bristol office refit
Developer Bankfoot APAM has appointed Beard Construction for the transformative £24.5M redevelopment of Bristol’s One Friary building. The flagship project …
Contractor checks in for north east’s first Dakota hotel
GMI Construction is set to build the luxury 118- room boutique Dakota hotel, which will transform the vacant St Anne’s Wharf building in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. …











Simple support could boost potential and productivity
Government support for steel manufacturers captures headlines when it is asked for to support carbon emission reduction measures that support the climate …