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Windsor Park redevelopment continues apace
Windsor Park, Northern Ireland’s national football stadium and home of Linfield FC is being redeveloped into an 18,000 all-seater capacity venue due to open …
Embassy rises up on Thames south bank
Steelwork erection for the new Embassy of the United States of America is taking shape on London’s south bank. The steel-framed structure is being built by a …
Jersey project banks on steel
A new premises for the Royal Bank of Canada in St Helier, Jersey is making full use of steel construction by utilising 2,000t of steel, a total that includes …
News in Brief – May 2015
Tekla has launched Tekla Structural Designer, said to be a dedicated analysis and design software for structural engineers working on commercial building …
Steel shows safety way forward
The health and safety performance of BCSA member companies continued to improve last year according to the latest Reportable Injuries Diseases and Dangerous …
Tata Steel presents professional development
In-house seminars primarily aimed at the structural engineering sector and hosted by experienced engineers are available from Tata Steel as part of its …
Weight saving purlins and side rail system launched
The Hadley Group has launched the new UltraZED purlin and side rail system that it claims delivers on average weight savings of between six and 13 per cent …
Galvanizing supports housing project
East Anglian Galvanizing (part of the Wedge Group) has pledged its support to the development of new housing for young people in London. The company galvanized …
Certification first for Joseph Ash
Joseph Ash Galvanizing said its Bilston plant is the first such facility in the UK to receive Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems – …
Bridge provides Dundee with better waterside access
The £3M Seabraes Pedestrian Bridge has been successfully lifted into place and will provide the city of Dundee with improved access to the River Tay …
