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Simple support could boost potential and productivity

Government support for steel manufacturers captures headlines when it is asked for to support carbon emission reduction measures that support the climate …

Survey shows underlying strength of steel’s market share

Steel has occupied a lot of headline spaces in the past few weeks with a national debate underway over whether steel production by blast furnace or electric …

Steel outlook optimistic for 2024

At this time last year, we noted that the construction industry had proven remarkably resilient in 2022, considering the headwinds it had to struggle against …

Steel delivers excellence whether in or out of the office

A lot of property market attention has understandably been focussed since the pandemic on whether the demand for offices will suffer structural change because …

Tough judging makes for special Awards

The Structural Steel Design Awards has been showing the world the best of UK constructional steelwork for 55 years now, making the Awards one of the longest …

Joining the RQSC will enhance reputations

The BCSA hasn’t exactly hidden itself behind the scenes over the years – New Steel Construction appearing ten times a year for the past 18 years is by …

SSDA shortlist shows strength of constructional steelwork

Another outstanding group of steel construction projects has been selected for the 2023 Structural Steel Design Awards shortlist, as you can read in News. The …

The smart choice for innovation is steel

As outgoing BCSA President Mark Denham notes in his President’s column this month, we have lived in interesting times for the past few years with challenges …

Steel scores excellently across the sectors

There must be very few investments made these days where sustainability isn’t a central feature of the project’s plans. It is hard to imagine a project …

Steel stacks up

The BCSA’s Register of Qualified Steelwork Contractors (Buildings) scheme has been thrown open to non-BCSA members for the first time, which will allow the …

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