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Campus by the sea takes shape
The £450M Bay Campus development in Swansea is rapidly taking shape with the help of steel construction. Developer St Modwen and Swansea University, along …
Thames crossing to be built with steel
A new pedestrian and cycle bridge spanning the River Thames at Reading, designed by architect Design Engine in collaboration with engineers Peter Brett …
Antarctic station’s steelwork passes the test
Weighing more than 500t, the British Antarctic Survey’s Halley V research station, located on the Brunt Ice Shelf in the southern Weddell Sea, has been …
Apprentice of the year
Malcolm Cooke (second from left), Welding Apprentice at South Durham Structures (SDS) collects his Apprentice of the Year Award, Craft Section from the …
More exacting certification for Celsius® sections
Tata Steel Celsius® 355 hot finished hollow section is manufactured exclusively from normalised, fine grain steel. This enables the customer to benefit from …
Tata Steel and BCSA to host essential seminars
A new series of Steel Essentials seminars has been scheduled for this autumn at venues in Cardiff, London, Leeds and Edinburgh. The seminars provide an …
Blue Book available as free app
Tata Steel has launched its Blue Book app for steel section properties and member capacities for design to BS5950 or EC3. The app is an abridged version of the …
Bridge aids town’s flood defences
Steelwork erection for the replacement Pansport Bridge in Elgin, Moray, which forms part of the town’s £86M flood alleviation scheme, is nearing completion. …
Test on composite beam to improve Eurocode 4
The Steel Construction Institute (SCI) along with a number of universities, including the University of Bradford, has won an EU project aimed at developing …
All change at New Street Station
Major changes are taking place at Birmingham New Street, the UK’s busiest station outside of London. A major redevelopment of the station is underway, work …
