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Steel rises for Northolt school redevelopment
Part of the Government’s School Rebuilding Programme scheme, which focuses on the rebuilding and refurbishment of schools and sixth forms across England, the …
Steel bridge specialist sold to staff
Kent-based Nusteel Structures has become an Employee Owned Trust (EOT), after being sold to its 90 staff members. In a statement, the company said: “By …
Scottish steel contractor invests in Ficep multi-purpose system
Cairnhill Structures has enhanced its production capabilities with the installation of its third Ficep Gemini HD system. Part of the Watson Towers group, …
Norfolk-based steelwork contractor welcomes local MP
Jerome Mayhew, MP for Broadland and Fakenham, recently visited British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) member, TSI Structures. Based in Mr …
News in Brief January 2025
Glencar has been appointed by Aviva Investors to construct four logistics/industrial units in a range of sizes from 2,090m2 up to 5,969m2 at Catalyst …
President’s Column – Global carbon emissions
In an article published in September of 2024, the CEO of Responsible Steel, Annie Heaton, reminded us that if steel production was the equivalent of a country, …
City of London’s tallest tower gets the green light
The City of London Corporation’s Planning Applications Sub-Committee has approved proposals for what will become the City’s tallest tower. Planned to be …
Scottish steel contractor invests in Ficep multi-purpose system
Cairnhill Structures has enhanced its production capabilities with the installation of its third Ficep Gemini HD system. Part of the Watson Towers group, …
Norfolk-based steelwork contractor welcomes local MP
Jerome Mayhew, MP for Broadland and Fakenham, recently visited British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) member, TSI Structures. Based in Mr …
Forecasts suggest better times ahead underpinned by steel
It’s that time of year again when editors feel obliged to consider the prospects for the months ahead, but in a world where uncertainty seems to increase …