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Plans for 40-storey high City steel tower unveiled

Mitsubishi Estate Company (MEC) London has unveiled plans for a new £900M skyscraper to be built in the heart of the City’s insurance district. The Japanese …

Steelwork contractor is FAB winner

A C Bacon Engineering has picked up five prizes, including four winner accolades, at this year’s Farming and Agricultural Building (FAB) Awards ceremony held …

Bomber Command memorial spire erected

A 30m-high steel spire has been erected as the first part of a project to build a visitor centre and memorial in Lincoln, to commemorate the 55,500 servicemen …

Excellent Manchester steel scheme kicks off

Developer Allied London has appointed BAM Construction to deliver its £73M steel-framed No.1 Spinningfields project in central Manchester. Situated on the …

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Huge distribution centre for Felixstowe port expansion

Main contractor McLaren Construction has been appointed to build Uniserve’s new 140,000m² distribution centre at the Port of Felixstowe. Part of the …

News in Brief: June 2015

The Technology and Innovation Centre (TIC) at the University of Strathclyde is now open for business, with a full programme of conferences scheduled for the …

Third steel tower planned for Birmingham’s Snow Hill

Developer Ballymore Properties has applied for detailed planning consent for an £80M steel-framed office building in central Birmingham to complete its trio …

Scottish galvanizers land major contract

Scottish Galvanizers (part of the Wedge Group) has galvanized structural steel used to create a helideck at the new Southern General Hospital in Glasgow. The …

Steel bridges drive junction improvement scheme

Improvements to the Catthorpe Interchange (M1 Junction 19) are progressing on schedule with the entire £186M scheme due to be completed by Autumn 2016. More …

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