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Severfield expands bridge capacity

Steelwork contractor Severfield has announced the recruitment of a significant number of staff from the infrastructure and bridge division of Mabey Bridge in …

Anfield expansion work begins

The first steel elements for the £260M redevelopment of Liverpool FC’s famous Anfield stadium have been lifted into place. More than 4,800t of steelwork …

Steel bridges adorn Royal Mail stamps

The latest collection of first class stamps from the Royal Mail celebrates advances made in UK bridge engineering, acknowledges the role steelwork has played …

New high speed drilling line from FICEP

Italian steel processing equipment manufacturer FICEP has launched a new CNC high speed drilling line called RAPID. Said to be suitable for angles and flats, …

Leeds Central Square kicks off

Steel construction is due to kick off on the latest high profile project in the transformation of Leeds city centre. Known as Central Square, the scheme has …

Upgraded end plate design tool now available

Eurocode tying rules for robustness mean that designers need connections that can carry larger tension forces than equivalent designs to the former British …

Steel supports Mauritian church

REIDsteel and Wessex Galvanizing have teamed up to create a lasting legacy for a place of religious importance in Mauritius. The work involved REIDsteel …

New structural steel tube from Tata Steel

Tata Steel has launched Celsius® 420, a stronger hot-finished structural steel hollow section that reduces the weight of mechanical products and can speed up …

Second renewable energy centre for Lincolnshire

Steelwork contractor Caunton Engineering is erecting its second renewable energy centre in Lincolnshire working on behalf of Burmeister and Wain Scandinavian …

Highland academy under way

Work on the new Inverness Royal Academy is progressing on schedule with steelwork erection expected to begin in April. Said to be the largest school in the …

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