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Worcester’s pavilion opens new innings

Worcestershire County Cricket Club opened the new £2M Graeme Hick Pavilion at its New Road ground at the start of the current cricket season. Named after the …

News in Brief – September 2009

CSC’s structural design software Fastrak and Orion are now both fully compatible with the latest version of Autodesk’s Revit Structure 2010. To share …

Heathrow takes off with new hotel

Main contractor John Sisk & Son has awarded the contract for the erection of structural steelwork on a new 350 bed Hilton Hotel at Heathrow Airport’s …

City’s tallest tower takes shape

The steel frame for the Heron Tower is now more than halfway complete, with construction of the 46-storey building having surpassed level 24. When complete in …

Sustainability strategy launched by steel sector

Corus, the British Constructional Steelwork Association and SCI have worked together for many years to promote the effective use of structural steelwork. …

Steel secures Innovation Award from Network Rail

FLI Structures has won the Network Rail Partnership Award for Innovation at a prestigious event held at The Hilton Metropole, Birmingham. The award was …

First bridge on new M74 lifted into place

The first of four major steel bridges along the M74 Completion project in Glasgow was lifted into place during August. Known as the M8 Link Bridge, the 232m …

CE Marking of structural steelwork published by BSI

The CE Marking standard for fabricated structural steelwork (BS EN 1090-1: 2009) has been published by BSI and has been available since 31 August 2009. This …

Innovation and sustainability reign at Galvanizing Awards

This year’s winners of the seventeenth annual Galvanizing Awards were recently announced during a ceremony at the Royal Aeronautical Society in London. This …

Steelwork contractor scoops supply chain accolade

Elland Steel Structures has won BAM Construction’s National Quality Award for 2008 at BAM’s Annual Supply Chain Awards ceremony. The award was in …

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