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Enterprise Minister praises steel contractor

The Scottish Energy and Enterprise Minister Fergus Ewing has praised Watson Towers, one of Scotland’s leading independent heavy engineering firms and parent …

Construction under way at Center Parcs

Steelwork is playing a crucial role in the construction of the latest Center Parcs leisure complex taking shape at Woburn Forest near Milton Keynes. The £250M …

New City monument takes shape

Construction work is nearing completion on 24 Monument Place, a nine-storey retail and commercial development in the City of London. Located opposite the …

Port Talbot blast furnace restarted

Tata Steel has restarted its second blast furnace at the Port Talbot steelworks following the completion of a £185M rebuilding project. Known as Blast Furnace …

Steel supports North Sea oil terminal

Structural steelwork is playing a significant role in the construction of Total’s new gas processing plant on Shetland. Located next to the Sullom Voe oil …

More power for Devon on the way

Construction work has begun at the UK’s latest energy-from-waste facility (EfW), which once complete, will process 60,000t of household waste per annum for …

Work progresses on Stonehenge visitor centre

Facilities at Stonehenge, one of the world’s most famous prehistoric sites, are being transformed by a number of improvements. Central to the works is a new …

Mosque shaped by bending experts

Barnshaw Section Benders has completed the contract to bend sections for the construction of the Al Emaan Mosque in Sheffield. The company’s work involved …

News in Brief: March 2013

The SCI has produced a guide to the design and installation of light gauge steel external wall systems. It highlights to clients and specifiers performance and …

BCSA working group to aid BIM awareness

Following the government’s announcement that it will require collaborative 3D Building Information Modelling (BIM) on its projects by 2016, the BCSA has …

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