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Green light for University of Stirling research hub
Stirling Council has approved plans for a £17M world-class research and innovation facility at the University of Stirling. The National Aquaculture Technology …
President’s Column – April 2022
The steel construction industry was calling for stability and calm after a very difficult period during and post COVID-19. Famine followed by feast didn’t do …
News in Brief – April 2022
Planning permission has been granted to transform the vacant Debenhams department store in the centre of Gloucester into a new sustainable City Campus for …
REIDsteel gets green light for major redevelopment plans
Manufacturer John Reid & Sons has won planning permission for a major redevelopment of its REIDsteel site in Christchurch, Dorset. The local council has …
Ground broken on St Modwen Park Derby warehouse scheme
Main contractor Winvic Construction has begun work on four steel-framed warehouse units at St Modwen Park Derby. The four industrial warehouses on the 67-acre …
Steel spans for major east London viaduct
East London’s 1.5km-long Barking Riverside Viaduct is nearing completion in readiness for a new railway line to open this Autumn. Crossing rail, road and …
Steel frames help harness renewable energy
Helping to deliver more renewable power to National Grid customers, Adey Steel has supplied the steelwork for a series of SmartValve structures that use …
Stockholder enhances capabilities with new automated plate processing machines
Steel stockholder AJN Steelstock has completed the installation of two fully-automated plate processing machines at its Newmarket, Suffolk site. Coupled with …
Steelwork creates reborn Falkirk distillery
After a 30-year hiatus, the Rosebank Distillery in Falkirk will once again begin whisky production when the redeveloped facility, now owned by Ian Macleod …
Prestigious LSE building completed
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), is celebrating the completion of its Marshall Building, a project that features integral steel …
