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Contractor named for Sheffield primary school

Tilbury Douglas has been appointed to lead the construction of Brunswick Community Primary School on behalf of the Department for Education (DfE). Located in …

Net zero educational boost for South Wales

Willmott Dixon has secured the £19.3 million first phase of Coleg Gwent’s redevelopment of its Crosskeys Campus in Newport, transforming the site into a …

Trail blazing bridges

Beaver Bridges has supplied two steel footbridges that form an essential element of a new walking and cycling trail built on a former railway line in South …

Town centre freshened up with steel

Big changes are progressing in Grimsby town centre as a mixed-use scheme, featuring a five-screen cinema, is set to breathe new life into an existing shopping …

East coast education boost

In our second feature from Great Yarmouth, Kier has followed its own design guidelines for educational buildings and used a steel-framed solution with precast …

That’s entertainment

Structural steelwork has provided a cost-effective and quick construction programme for an extension to Great Yarmouth’s Wellington Pier. FACT FILEWellington …

Excellent warehouses

Helping to satisfy the increasing demand for modern industrial and logistics space in the capital, a state-of-the-art development is quickly taking shape in …

SSDA 2026 shortlist announced

The shortlist for the 58th Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA), jointly sponsored by the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Steel for …

Welsh walking trail on track with steel footbridges

Two steel footbridges have been installed to form an essential element of the Tywi Valley Path, a new 21km walking and cycling route in Carmarthenshire. …

Work starts on latest phase of University of Portsmouth rebuild

A ground-breaking ceremony has taken place to mark the start of construction on the Eldon multi-storey car park at the University of Portsmouth, a project …

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