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Steel frame completes on Lidl headquarters
More than 1,400t of structural steelwork has been erected to form the new headquarters for Lidl GB in Tolworth, south west London. Working on behalf of Winvic …
Frame up for new Greenock health centre
More than 450t of structural steelwork has been erected to form the frame for the new Greenock Health and Care Centre in Scotland. The £21M centre, located on …
Lincolnshire bridge approved by Tees Valley Mayor
Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen has given his seal of approval to one of the latest steel structures being manufactured at Cleveland Bridge UK. The Mayor signed …
Assembly begins for landmark Hull bridge
Forming the initial phase of Highways England’s A63 Castle Street scheme, which will help to connect key sites in Hull city centre, a new 60m-long steel …
Work starts on Lord’s cricket ground redevelopment
The £52M redevelopment at Lord’s cricket ground has officially started as main contractor ISG and the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) have broken ground to …
Scottish contractor endorses BCSA CRAFT apprenticeships
Four BHC apprentices have recently been awarded the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) CRAFT certificate. Over the past four years, the …
President’s Column: October 2019
One thing that really raises my blood pressure is hearing politicians using that old chestnut ‘metal bashers’ when in fact nothing could be further from …
News in Brief: October 2019
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has announced that Dr David Moore, currently Director of Engineering has accepted the position of Chief …
Government agrees to one-year reverse VAT delay
The UK government has agreed to a one-year delay to reverse VAT following an extensive lobbying campaign from industry bodies including the British …
Barrett Steel completes Shoreham facility acquisition
Steel stockholder Barrett Steel has completed the acquisition of the Shoreham site of John Parker & Son, which will now be integrated into its nationwide …
