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News in Brief – October 2022
Caunton Engineering has played its part in Nottingham Forest’s return to the Premier League by helping to upgrade the club’s Peter Taylor Stand. The work …
Plans revealed for £1.5bn Liverpool Street Station transformation
Developer Sellar, in partnership with Network Rail, has revealed its initial plans for an upgrade to Liverpool Street Station as part of a new sustainably …
SCCS extends its BS EN ISO 3834 accreditation scope
The Steel Construction Certification Scheme (SCCS) has further extended its scope of accreditations and can now offer certification to the newly issued BS EN …
Principal contractor appointed for London’s most sustainable office tower
Mace has been appointed principal contractor by developer Edge, in partnership with Goldman Sachs Asset Management and their funding partners, LPPI and the …
Green light for Barrow learning campus
Forming part of a wider educational programme, the Government has confirmed it will fund a new University of Cumbria campus in the centre of the …
Planning granted for Catterick care campus
Contractor Tilbury Douglas said formal planning approval has been granted for the new Catterick Integrated Care Campus, bringing construction of a brand-new …
More power to fabricators
Tekla PowerFab is transforming the way fabrication works by empowering fabricators with full control of their production management. When it comes to reducing …
Winners announced at 54th Structural Steel Design Awards
Five projects were Award winners at this year’s Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA). The five winning projects at the 54th annual SSDA were 1 Triton …
Contractor named for west London laboratory scheme
Kier has been appointed by ARC to deliver Refinery, a landmark high-spec lab development for ARC in Hammersmith, west London, providing a new home for UK life …
Go-ahead given for St Helens town centre redevelopment
The transformation of a large swathe of St Helens town centre has received the green light from St Helens Borough Council’s planning committee. Images have …
