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Interactive Blue Book now available
Produced by the Steel Construction Institute (SCI) on behalf of Steel for Life, a new interactive version of the Blue Book is now available. The comprehensive …
Frame up for Preston Market redevelopment
Structural steelwork for the redevelopment of Preston’s historic covered market has been completed by Border Steelwork Structures (BSS). Working on behalf of …
Fifth Headline Sponsor joins Steel for Life
British Steel is the latest company to become a Headline Sponsor of Steel for Life, bringing the total number of Headline Sponsors up to five and the total …
Steel hangar for RAF Marham’s latest jets
Galliford Try Lagan Construction Joint Venture (GTLC) has been awarded a contract worth £135M to upgrade infrastructure and facilities at RAF Marham near …
Steel rises on Oxfordshire science project
The latest project at the prestigious Harwell Science Campus in Oxfordshire has started to take shape. Known as the Harwell Facilities Building, it will …
Bridge opens up King’s Cross development
A new pedestrian and cycle bridge that spans the Regent’s Canal in the heart of London’s King’s Cross development has been officially opened. Designed by …
Anglesey gets steel-framed science park
Steelwork erection has been completed on phase one of the Menai Science Park on Anglesey. Being built for a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bangor University, it is …
New wide flange purlins launched
voestalpine Metsec has launched the wide flange purlin, claiming it had identified a need in the claddings market for a flange with a wider surface for fixing …
News in Brief: July 2017
British Steel has reported a profit for the first year as an independent business since being sold by Tata Steel. The company posted £47M in earnings before …
Largest volume of office space delivered in London since 2004
London saw more than 360,000m² of new office space complete in the last six months, delivering the largest volume of office space in central London for 13 …
