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Contract awarded for Leeds Bradford Airport phase two

Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA) has awarded the contract for phase two of construction works on its £100 million regeneration project to Farrans Construction, …

Contract signed for Portsmouth multi-storey factory

Work is set to start in Portsmouth on one of the UK’s first multi-storey manufacturing facilities. The 7,500m2 facility has been designed over four floors …

Logistics boost for south east London

The City of London Corporation’s commercial property developer Stoford and Axel Logistics have begun construction of a new urban warehousing development in …

Are tariffs bad for business?

The USA is the world’s largest importer of steel, counting Canada, Brazil and Mexico as its top three suppliers, and the incumbent President’s view is …

News in Brief: April 2025

Measuring more than 500m-long, and built with 2,300t of steelwork supplied by Caunton Engineering, Belgium-based Etex has officially opened its largest …

BCSA event celebrates Welsh steel sector

The vital economic and community role the Welsh steel sector has played for more than 100 years, has been celebrated at an event hosted by the British …

North London to get world’s largest living wall

Work is progressing on the steel frame erection for a scheme that will, on completion, include the world’s biggest living wall, covering 7,400m2. Pure Data …

54-storey City office tower gets the green light

The City of London Corporation’s Planning Applications Sub-Committee has approved plans for a 54-storey office tower on the doorstep of Liverpool Street …

New Steel Construction Technical Digest now available online

New Steel Construction’s (NSC) ninth Technical Digest, which brings together a year’s worth of technical guidance, is now available for download at: …

Contractor appointed for Port Talbot electric arc furnace

Tata Steel has appointed Sir Robert McAlpine (SRM) as the main works contractor to support the company’s £1.25 billion investment in low CO2 ‘green’ …

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