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Car park aids West Midlands station expansion
Bourne Parking, part of Bourne Construction Engineering, will be erecting a single deck car park as part of the Four Oaks Station expansion programme. The …
News in Brief – March 2015
The final part of Swindon’s steel framed £16.6M Regent Circus scheme – a six-screen Cineworld – has opened completing the town centre project. Anchored …
A brace of steel-framed schools for South Wales
ISG and architect Stride Treglown’s Agilis schools template has been selected by Vale of Glamorgan County Council to deliver a further two new primary …
Cleveland Bridge to build 500 more Sri Lankan bridges
Darlington based steelwork contractor Cleveland Bridge has won a second contract to supply 537 permanent road bridges to rural locations in Sri Lanka. The …
Three steel towers set to rise at Canary Wharf
Designs for an iconic 28-storey sloping office tower on one of the last remaining sites on the Canary Wharf estate have been given the go-ahead, while work has …
Free Fire and Steel Construction Webinar invitation
A free one hour webinar on Fire and Steel Construction is being hosted by the BCSA and Tata Steel on Thursday 12 March at 12.30pm. Topics to be covered include …
Paddington’s Kingdom Street scheme expands
Work is set to begin this month on British Land’s 4 Kingdom Street office development in west London. Main contractor Wates Construction will build the …
Call for industry Eurocode revisionists
Industry experts are being sought to help with the Eurocodes revision which will result in a more user-friendly set of codes for the construction industry. The …
Steel to kick start Manchester and Salford regeneration scheme
On the site of the former Manchester Exchange railway station, famous for having the world’s longest platform, a multi-million pound regeneration scheme is …
Another Pancras Square development completes
The 11-storey high 6 Pancras Square building has been completed by Vinci Construction, adding another steel framed piece to the ongoing regeneration of the …
