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Preferred bidder chosen for Cardiff indoor arena
Cardiff Council has identified Live Nation as its preferred bidder for a new 15,000-capacity indoor arena in Cardiff Bay. The new venue will cost around £150M …
Major West Midlands regeneration scheme set to start
One of the largest regeneration projects in the West Midlands has taken a step forward after property developer HBD exchanged contracts with Walsall Council …
President’s Column: January 2021
At the time of writing this article (7th December), we don’t know whether we will have a Brexit deal or perhaps yet another transition extension. What has …
News in Brief: January 2021
Ambitious plans to deliver a high-level pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Wear in Sunderland are expected to get the go-ahead. Featuring creative …
Bridge link for Cambridge walking and cycling trail
The Abbey Chesterton Bridge has been lifted into place, completing a significant milestone in the delivery of the Chisholm Trail walking and cycling route in …
British Steel launches new high-strength structural steel grade
A new high-strength structural steel grade, designed for multi-storey high-rise buildings has been launched by British Steel. The new S460M grade, which can …
Steelwork contractor expands premises with £2.5M investment
Scotland-based steelwork contractor AJ Engineering & Construction Services is expanding its premises in a £2.5M investment over the next three years, …
Feature steel staircase for landmark Bristol development
A steel helical staircase, to be fabricated by Taunton Fabrications, will be a feature element of a new 7-storey commercial scheme, which forms the latest …
Expansion plans revealed for Exeter business park
Developer St. Modwen and Devon County Council have secured a 15-year lease with Stovax Heating Group – trading as Stovax & Gazco – to occupy a new …











Offices of the future demand steel’s flexibility
Twelve months ago, the first Editor’s Comment of 2020 lamented that events had thrown all sectors of the economy into even more uncertainty than usual …