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Mabey Bridge launches energy sector recruitment drive

Chepstow-based Mabey Bridge has launched the first phase of a 240 job recruitment drive for its new £38M wind turbine tower manufacturing plant. The company …

Events venue takes shape at Bluewater

Work is progressing on schedule on the £60M Bluewater Events Venue in North Kent. The steel framed structure, being constructed adjacent to one of Europe’s …

Steel design and construction for aircraft hangar

A major new hangar at London Oxford Airport, increasing total hangarage by 78%, is being erected by Caunton Engineering on a design and build contract. Known …

Targeting supermarket guidance

The third of the five Target Zero guides, covering supermarket buildings, has been published and is available for download in pdf format …

Barrett Steel invests in new website

Steel stockholding group Barrett Steel says it has made a number of investments recently to improve operations, including the launch of a new website. Ralph …

Outstanding first for More London

The final piece in the More London office development, Plot 7, has been awarded BREEAM ‘Outstanding’, making it the first building in London and the first …

Media City bridge slid into place

An £8.3M state of the art cable stayed swing bridge, linking Trafford Quays with the Media City development in Salford, has been slid into position by main …

The competitive gap widens

The cost gap between steel and concrete as framing materials is bigger than it has ever been, according to the latest in the independently produced Cost …

Balloon release celebrates Colorcoat relaunch

To celebrate the relaunch of Colorcoat Prisma, Tata Steel hosted a European wide balloon release to mark the event. Illustrating the global reach of Colorcoat …

BCSA launches CE Marked NSSS

A fully CE Marked version of the fifth edition of the National Structural Steelwork Specification (NSSS) for Building Construction was launched at BCSA’s …

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