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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 …
Liverpool Lime Street development begins
The first sections of steelwork have started to be erected at the site of the new £39M mixed-use development at Liverpool’s Lime Street regeneration area. …
Steel stockholder invests in new machinery
ParkerSteel has taken delivery of two heavy-duty Vernet Behringer plate processing machines and two high performance Esprit plasma profiling systems. Dylan …
BCSA President stands down
Wendy Coney, Owner and Managing Director of Shipley Structures, will stand down as President of the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) at this …
Contractor starts long-span corrugated web beam production
Irish-based Kiernan Structural Steel (KSS) has installed a fully automated production facility for welded plate girders with sinusoidal corrugated webs. Known …
Steel delivers Oxford chemistry laboratories
Structural steelwork has been completed on main contractor ISG’s contract to create new chemistry teaching labs for Oxford University. Steelwork contractor …
Kaltenbach’s new owners target more growth and innovation
Steel processing machinery manufacturer Kaltenbach announced its new ownership at the International Partners in Steel (IPS) 2017, which is held every two years …
