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Government plans to use 3M tonnes of steel for infrastructure projects
The Government has highlighted its support for steel construction by unveiling plans to use 3M tonnes of steel in infrastructure projects by 2020. Information …
Steel structures for Antarctic bases
Construction company BAM has been chosen to partner with British Antarctic Survey (BAS) to modernise UK Antarctic and other research facilities, enabling …
The biggest building in the South West is taking shape in Avonmouth
Requiring 3,500t of structural steelwork, a 111,000m² warehouse for retailer The Range being built at Central Park in Avonmouth is claimed to be the biggest …
Marks & Spencer goes for galvanized car park
Worksop Galvanizing (part of Wedge Group Galvanizing), working on behalf of steelwork contractor James Killelea, has completed a job to galvanize 620t of …
NSC launches Technical Digest
New Steel Construction has launched a new Technical Digest bringing together all of the highly valued Advisory Desk Notes and Technical Articles from the steel …
Steel sector remembers long-standing BCSA member
Ronald Buxton, Ex-Chairman and President of H Young Structures, and a long-standing member of the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA), died on …
News in Brief: February 2017
London Stansted Airport has announced plans for a new £130M arrivals building as part of its multi-million pound expansion programme. The proposed 34,000m² …
Sub-contractors join forces for safe ground conditions
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA), Federation of Master Builders (FMB), National Federation of Builders and Structural Timber Association …
Steel completes on Birmingham Conservatoire
The main steel elements on the first music conservatoire to be built in the UK for 30 years have been completed. Working on behalf of main contractor Galliford …
Tintagel Castle to get weathering steel footbridge
English Heritage plans to build a spectacular steel footbridge to link Tintagel Castle’s mainland and island wards to improve access to one of Cornwall’s …
