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Steelwork completed at Salford hospital

More than 3,000t of structural steelwork has been erected for the new Hope Hospital project in Salford. The project consists of a new 222 bed acute hospital, …

Seagulls’ home on target for May

The steelwork package, which has included more than 4,000t of the material, has been completed on Brighton & Hove Albion’s new stadium at Falmer. Working …

Report targets energy savings

The latest Target Zero guide can help warehouse operators save millions of pounds in energy costs as well as providing invaluable guidance and information for …

Galvanizing success at major power station

Worksop Galvanizing, part of the Wedge Galvanizing Group, has completed a major contract to galvanize more than 500t of structural steelwork for a new biomass …

Tesco shops for steel expertise

Caunton Engineering is supplying and erecting more than 1,300t of structural steelwork on behalf of main contractor Bowmer & Kirkland for a new Tesco …

River Boyne spanned with steel

A steel composite bridge was the solution used for the recently opened M3 motorway’s longest structure needed to span the River Boyne. Covering a length of …

News in Brief – September 2010

More than 110t of cold rolled Multibeam purlins and rails, as well as 17,000m2 of Multideck 60-V2 and associated products from Kingspan Structural Products …

New facility for wind tower components announced

Corus has unveiled plans to construct a new £31.5M manufacturing plant in Teesside to produce steel foundation stuctures – called monopiles – used …

Educational centre takes shape with steel

The Aberthaw Power Station in South Wales is building an educational facility to highlight the energy sector’s positive environmental impact. Affording views …

Guidance for metal decking available

An industry working party, led by Bovis Lend Lease and supported by the Health & Safety Executive, has produced new guidance to help those involved with …

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