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Opera facility spearheads Thames Gateway regeneration
The Royal Opera House’s Bob and Tamar Manoukian Production Workshop will open on a 14-acre site in Purfleet, Essex at the end of this year. Forming part of …
Landmark college scheme for Croydon
Work is progressing on a high profile £12M project to upgrade and enhance Croydon College’s Fairfield Campus. The overall scheme involves both new build and …
New guide to offer best practice guidance for MEWPs
A new guide has been prepared to provide clarity about the safe use of MEWPs (mobile elevating work platforms) including planning, equipment selection, and …
Grandstand finish at Hibernian
Scottish Premier League side Hibernian will have a new East Stand for the forthcoming 2010/11 football season. With room to accommodate 6,400 spectators, the …
Output to return to growth in 2011
Steel construction output is forecast to increase next year, while over the coming years new infrastructure investment, including power generation plants, will …
Around the Press: July/August 2010
The Times 20 May 2010 Get an eyeful of Wenlock and Mandeville (Referring to the Games’ mascots) The London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games hired …
SSDA 2010 – Big guns roll out for steel awards
The Structural Steel Design Awards celebrated its 42nd year demonstrating yet again that steelwork is the structural material of choice as all entries showed …
Retail boost for Wakefield
The Trinity Walk project will provide a welcome boost to Wakefield as well as forming an integral element of a much larger regeneration scheme for the West …
Steel lady to transform Scottish town
International public artist Andy Scott will unveil a striking 10m high steel sculpture of a woman for the Scottish town of Cumbernauld this summer. The …
SCI awards NHBC certificate to MIB FrameSpace
SCI has awarded MIB FrameSpace SCI/ NHBC Stage 1 System Certification to build residential buildings up to 30m (eight storeys) in height. This accreditation …
