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Steel upgrade for Welsh town centre

More than 750t of structural steelwork has been galvanized for the construction of a 600-space multi-storey car park and a 2,200m² retail unit, as part of the …

Lindapter launches new design guide

Lindapter has launched an updated 76-page product guide for engineers and other professionals involved in the design of structural and secondary steel …

This year’s first issue of New Steel Construction out now

The January issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available in both digital and print formats. The print edition will be arriving in the post this week. …

Oxford technology park gets go ahead

Joint developers Hill Street Holdings and Bloombridge have secured planning permission for a £90M steel-framed technology park in Oxford. The UMC-designed …

Steel frame completed at Hanover Square

More than 950t of structural steelwork has been erected for a prestigious eight-storey office and retail development in the West End of London. Working on …

Glasgow station to get make-over

The transformation of one of Scotland’s most important railway stations, Glasgow Queen Street, has moved a step closer after a £112M tender was issued for …

Welsh race track gets green light

Preparatory work is due to start this month on the £ 315M Circuit of Wales racing track near Ebbw Vale. The project will see 830 acres of land in Blaenau …

Inspiring memorial

A 31m-high weathering steel spire forms the centrepiece of a memorial to those who served with Bomber Command. A total of 27 Bomber Command bases were located …

Rebuild for Merseyside hospital

Structural steelwork is playing a crucial role in the redevelopment of one of the largest hospitals in the north of England. Currently under construction, the …

Steel passes college test

A steel-framed college campus forms a major element of Sunderland city centre’s regeneration. Martin Cooper reports. A multi-million pound steel-framed …

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