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News in Brief: March 2017

Ealing Councillors have voted to grant planning permission for a new 15,700m² Grade A office development, the first major office scheme in Ealing for almost a …

Steel dominates frames market

The UK market for multi-storey and single storey structural frames remains dominated by steel solutions according to the latest independent research by …

City planners approve 36-storey tower

A new £400M 36-storey tower in the City of London has been given the green light by planners and will be built next to the historic Leadenhall Market. The …

Stand up for Maidstone

A new standing terrace at National League side Maidstone United’s Gallagher Stadium is quickly taking shape and is due to be open by the end of March. The …

NSC Annual Review now available

A selection of the key project reports of the year, plus technical articles explaining the current issues affecting the steel construction sector are all …

Fit-out on track at London Bridge Station

Due to complete in January 2018, the ongoing redevelopment of London Bridge Station is one of the country’s most complex transportation projects and one …

Logistics hub planned by Midlands car manufacturer

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has submitted plans to build a new logistics hub on land near to its plant in Solihull. The site will be used by the car manufacturing …

Construction booms in UK regions

The UK’s regional cities are experiencing near-record levels of construction activity as developers invest heavily in commercial and residential real estate, …

Carlisle council offices complete with steel

Cumbria County Council has moved into new £10M custom-built steel-framed offices in Carlisle city centre. Working on behalf of Eric Wright Construction, …

Ashford town centre project set to kick-off

Construction work on a town centre cinema and hotel project in Ashford, Kent is set to start in the coming months after developer Stanhope selected Lendlease …

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