City of London’s green tower gets the go-ahead
The City of London Corporation’s Planning and Transportation Committee has approved plans for what will be the first building in London..
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Steelwork rises for Gloucester redevelopment
Working on behalf of main contractor Kier, Mifflin Construction is fabricating, supplying and erecting 400t of steelwork for the first..
Approval granted for Lowestoft crossing
Suffolk County Council’s ambition to build a third crossing in Lowestoft has received a significant boost after its planning application..
Temporary steel bridges reimagined for social distancing
In response to the challenge of ensuring safe social distancing at large-scale outdoor events, structural engineers Elliott Wood and reForm..
UK’s biggest road project opens ahead of schedule
The A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon scheme, said to be Britain’s biggest road-building project has opened for traffic eight months ahead of..
Go ahead given for West Midlands rail hub
The government has given the green light for the construction of a new rail freight hub on land adjacent to the M6 motorway in..
STRUMIS launches updated steel fabrication management system
STRUMIS has released what is claimed to be its most comprehensive and feature-rich version of the steel fabrication management information..
Gatwick logistics park expansion gets green light
Developer St. Modwen has secured detailed planning permission for a 6,000m² unit at its St. Modwen Park Gatwick logistics park, which is..
Major development for Rotherham submitted
Muse Developments has submitted an outline planning application to Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council for the Forge Island mixed-use..
Tekla partner with Farrat on new plug-in tool
Trimble Solutions, in partnership with Farrat, has launched a new Tekla plug-in tool, which it said will help to facilitate the efficient..