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Deptford bridge swings 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 …
Steel sector publishes guide on embodied carbon
Tata Steel and the British Constructional Steelwork Association have published a guide on embodied carbon, the latest in their series of steel construction …
St James’s Market project kicks off
Two eight-storey steel framed commercial buildings are under way as part of a major investment programme for the St James’s area of central London. The …
Steel completed on Dublin distribution centre
Pallas Foods will create nearly 100 new jobs as part of a multi-million euro investment at its new distribution centre in North County Dublin. The project …
Eurocode compliant ComFlor 9 now available
The new Tata Steel composite floor design software ComFlor 9, developed for Tata Steel by the Steel Construction Institute, is now Eurocode compliant and …
Campus to usher in new era for Belfast
Steel erection has begun on the University of Ulster’s £250M Belfast City Campus. Professor Richard Barnett, the University’s Vice Chancellor said: “The …
London Bridge stays on track with steel
Working on the tight and confined London Bridge station redevelopment site, Cleveland Bridge has no room to install a mobile crane and has had to come up with …
SCI launches new recorded technical webinars
The Steel Construction Institute has made available for purchase the full original live recordings of its technical webinars. Once purchased the recorded …
Third Don Crossing gets under way
Work has commenced on the £14.3M Third Don Crossing in Aberdeen. Designed to relieve congestion on the two existing river crossings, the 90m span bridge will …
Mumbles lifeboat station restored
Newport Galvanizers, part of Wedge Group Galvanizing, has galvanized 240t of steel as part of the refurbishment and restoration of the 115 year old Mumbles …
