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City of London approves third office tower in 2021
The City of London Corporation has approved a new 38-storey development at 2 Finsbury Avenue, making it the third tall building to receive planning permission …
Severfield acquires Yorkshire-based DAM Structures
Severfield has acquired DAM Structures, paying £12M for the business with another £7M payable next year. DAM Structures is a Yorkshire-based steelwork …
Green light for Everton Bramley Dock stadium
Everton Football Club’s planning applications for a new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock and a community-led legacy project at Goodison Park have been approved …
Contractor appointed for Kent leisure centre
BAM Construction has been appointed to deliver a leisure centre, promenade and associated works by Folkestone & Hythe District Council. Construction will …
Planning permission granted for South Wales industrial development
Deeside Regeneration Limited, a joint venture between Maple Grove Developments and Trebor Developments, has received detailed planning consent for its new …
Steel viaduct for major east London rail extension
Structural steelwork is playing a pivotal role in the Barking Riverside extension, which will add 4.5km to the London Overground railway network, taking it …
Prestigious central London mixed-use scheme completes
Make Architects said it has completed Derwent London’s largest-ever project, a mixed-use scheme combining reuse and new build elements to provide 30,000m2 of …
Steel up for Olympic-level climbing centre
Structural steelwork erection has been completed for an Olympic-level climbing centre in Oldham, being built by The Stoller Charitable Trust. Rock climbing is …
Contractor named for Cornish hospital expansion
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust has appointed BAM Construction to create a new MRI suite, 24-bed Haematology Oncology Ward and associated facilities. The …
Steel ready to lead towards sustainable future
Construction, like much of industry, is still on the back foot after a year when the only surprise is that COVID-19 and Brexit didn’t do as much economic …