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Topping up the half full glass

The list of risks threatening to undermine economies and the investor confidence that underpins demand for the sorts of projects that you read about in NSC …

Steel shines under costs spotlight

Market demands can frequently change, placing a different emphasis on the various features of buildings and other structures such as long spans, curving and …

Steel delivering value

Our news section always carries examples of projects that highlight the benefits of using steel as a framing material. This week’s news includes a story …

Steel tops market share survey

The latest survey of the UK market for structural frames (see News) confirms that steel solutions have the confidence of the overwhelming majority of clients, …

UK investments reflected in steel

The start of a year is a traditional time to look ahead to what the following 12 months might promise, and perhaps even hazard a prediction or two. The outlook …

Steel supply chain’s skills on show

The Steel for Life sector articles which we launched this year are proving to be a popular feature with readers, throwing the spotlight on sectors and …

Award entries on rising trend

Living in interesting times as we do, it is good to see the Structural Steel Design Awards come around again with a range of first class projects that …

The strong chain that links steel

Steelwork contractors are widely acknowledged for their key role in the construction supply chain, but what is less widely appreciated perhaps is steel …

Shortlist justifies optimism for future of steel

The UK is going through what has been widely agreed to be one of the most tumultuous periods in its political history as a result of the referendum vote to …

Barometer says outlook is fine for steel

Official government statistics on construction workloads have been less than encouraging recently, but industry reports contradict this and suggest that demand …

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