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Advance with Corus
Corus has given a new identity to its structural sections range to make it easier to specify CE marked sections compliant with the EU Directive of Construction …
Record entry again expected for Design Awards
The sponsors of the Structural Steel Design Awards, the BCSA, Corus and the SCI, have invited entries for the 2007 competition. The organisers are again …
Hull city centre gets a make-over
Steel is playing an important role in Kingston-upon-Hull’s on-going city-centre regeneration scheme. Overall known as St Stephen’s, the £160M retail and …
Eurocodes on the web
A new website dedicated to information on the application of Eurocode 3 for steel and Eurocode 4 for composite construction has been launched. Known as …
News in Brief: September 2006
The SCI will hold its annual lunch on 16 November at London’s Landmark Hotel. For further information contact Clare Convy, Tel: 01344 636549, …
Former BCSA President dies
Wilfred Fletcher CBE who was BCSA President from 1972 to 1975 has died at the age of 93. Mr Fletcher was well known as he had spent 40 years in the steel …
Bridging the Tees
Cleveland Bridge has nearly reached the halfway stage on its Surtees Bridge replacement project near Darlington. The £3.3M contract, awarded by the Highways …
Outlook fair for second century
Record output by the constructional steelwork industry over the coming few years was forecast by BCSA President Donal McCormack at the annual lunch. Output …
Steel checks in at the YMCA
More than 330t of structural steelwork has been used for the construction of a new YMCA complex in St Helens. The project consists of two main parts: a two and …
RIBA Awards recognise steel projects
Steel buildings were well represented at the recent Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Awards for 2006. The Evelina Children’s Hospital in London …
