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Official opening for BCSA office

BCSA President, Jack Sanderson has officially opened the new BCSA Yorkshire office in Doncaster. Following the signing of the Steel Construction Market …

BCSA Director General to retire

Dr Derek Tordoff is to retire as Director General of the BCSA at the end of the year after 27 years in the post, President Jack Sanderson announced at the …

Around the Press – March 2011

Construction News 27 January 2011 Steel threat to commercial projects “It’s isn’t likely to have any effect on steel in terms of competitiveness. This …

First Eurocode designed bridge erected in Devon

The first bridge on the UK road network to be designed and constructed to the new Eurocode design standards, which are currently being introduced across the …

Steel stays competitive

The UK construction sector is being served by a healthy steel manufacturer, best in class steelwork contractors and brilliant architects and structural …

Light at the end of the tunnel

British Constructional Steelwork Association members are looking forward to a recovery starting in 2012 after the capacity reductions of the past two years, …

Fastener supplier gains sector approvals

Leeds based fastener manufacturer and supplier Andrews Fasteners was recently audited by Lloyds and accredited to BS EN ISO 9001:2008, CE Approval to BS EN …

New London rail interchange takes shape

Work is progressing on the redevelopment of Farringdon Station in London, part of the Thameslink Programme, which will deliver more trains and better journeys …

Supplement to inspire zero carbon buildings

The BCSA and Tata Steel have commissioned a Target Zero supplement in order to raise awareness and further inspire readers to engage with the Target Zero …

Laboratory specifies steel

As well as consisting of a predominantly steel framed structure, the Medical Research Council’s new Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge has utilised …

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