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Arts college styled with steel
Kingswood School in Corby, Northamptonshire is being rebuilt with the aid of 500t of structural steelwork supplied by Caunton Engineering on a design and build …
New HQ for machinery manufacturer
FICEP UK has moved into a new 1,672m² purpose built headquarters, demonstration showroom and warehouse facility at Wakefield’s Europort business park near …
Forum on CE Marking held in London
In order to discuss CE Marking requirements for fabricated steelwork the BCSA hosted a European Convention for Constructional Steelwork (ECCS) workshop in …
Full steam ahead for Blackfriars revamp
Bourne Special Projects is helping deliver Network Rail’s landmark redevelopment of London Blackfriars rail station by undertaking important enabling work. …
Open house to demonstrate new machine benefits
Kaltenbach will be hosting an open house event from 10-12 November at its Bedford headquarters to provide customers with new opportunities to combat the impact …
Prestigious training award for Corus
Corus and Ashorne Hill Management College have won a UK National Training Award in the category of ‘Collaboration and Partnerships’ for their Felt …
World’s largest Audi Centre opens in London
Steel construction played a major driving role in the completion of the London Audi Centre in Brentford which officially opened in October. The imposing new …
London 2012 Velodrome is racing ahead
Construction work on the London 2012 Olympic Velodrome is speedily progressing with steelwork now visible above the structure’s base. The 6,000 seat …
Target Zero up and running
Low and zero carbon steel intensive buildings will soon be a reality due to Target Zero, a £1M project jointly funded by the BCSA and Corus. “It has been …
The right information at the right time
The BCSA’s Pete Walker explains what the revision to the CDM means to the steel construction industry and how in particular the flow of vital information …
