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Steady outlook for steel

Financial markets have been rocked again recently, raising fears that we might be looking at a new financial crisis. Calmer minds have been advising however …

Steel pushing the boundaries at the SSDA

With this special issue celebrating the best of UK steelwork construction as revealed in the Structural Steel Design Awards, New Steel Construction will be …

Steel gaining international repute

Now that the general election is behind us and a potentially stable government is in place for another five year term the wind looks to be set fair for another …

Quality judging for design awards

Fourteen projects have been selected for the shortlist for the 2015 Structural Steel Design Awards – the 47th in an unbroken awards series highlighting the …

Steel’s performance stays high in low inflation age

News that inflation fell to zero in February for the first time since records began will have come as a pleasant surprise to many, especially those who grew up …

First to the finish line

Getting off the start line quickly is often key to success in racing; getting to the finish line quickly is the other key. Selecting steel for the new …

Market forecast paints a brighter picture

Our News section this month contains positive news for the steel construction supply chain as well as for its clients. The continuing strength of steel as the …

Early involvement can boost sustainability

Last January we were looking ahead to a gathering of pace of a still nascent recovery in the demand for constructional steelwork and construction products and …

Steel tops the bill

Sustainability is never very far away from the top of the construction agenda, and the steel sector supply chain has excelled at providing structures that tick …

Responsible sourcing embodied in steel

Better news has been coming recently from industry forecasters about the prospects for workloads increasing in the vital commercial and infrastructure sectors, …

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