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Deptford Bridge about to swing into action

Spanning Deptford Creek close to its confluence with the River Thames in south London, a new cable-stayed swing bridge will provide unbroken pedestrian access …

Temporary steel bridge launched for Crossrail

A 110m-long temporary steel road bridge weighing 350t has been launched over the Great Western Main Line as part of the Crossrail works. The temporary …

Motorway serviced with RoofDek

A new motorway service station on the M5 Southbound in Gloucestershire is being built, after the successful completion of the Northbound service station …

Kelpies gallop to victory in engineering award

The Helix Development in Falkirk, famous for its Kelpie sculptures, has won the Saltire Society 2014 Civil Engineering Award, presented in association with the …

Network Rail approves FLI’s flexi-pile cap

FLI Structures’ patented steel flexi-pile cap has now been Form 1 approved by Network Rail for use in its electrification programme. The product is an …

Kaltenbach cuts Zinser machinery deal

Kaltenbach UK has announced a new strategic cooperation with Zinser of Germany to offer its range of oxy-fuel, plasma and fibre laser plate cutting equipment …

Colorcoat Urban aids this year’s best eco home

Cedar House in Somerset, the winner of Build It Awards ‘Best Eco Home’ 2014 used Tata Steel’s Colorcoat Urban® as its roofing system. According to the …

News in Brief: November 2014

A new City of London office tower, 52 Lime Street (dubbed the Scalpel), has been awarded the first-ever BREEAM UK New Construction 2014 certificate for …

SCI members day focuses on sustainability

A step change in sustainability’ was theme of this year’s Steel Construction Institute (SCI) annual event held at the London Transport Museum. The guest …

Kaltenbach cuts Zinser machinery deal

Kaltenbach UK has announced a new strategic cooperation with Zinser of Germany to offer its range of oxy-fuel, plasma and fibre laser plate cutting equipment …

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