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Plans revealed for Widnes leisure centre

Wates Construction has submitted plans on behalf of Halton Council for a new 4,600m² leisure complex in Widnes. The facility will feature a 25m-long swimming …

Steelwork completed for Birmingham Symphony Hall extension

Working on behalf of Galliford Try, H Young Structures has completed the steelwork programme for the refurbishment of the Birmingham Symphony Hall. Adjoining …

Contractor named for Sky expansion

Leading media company Sky has appointed ISG to build a new innovation centre at its campus in Osterley, West London. As the latest phase in the redevelopment …

Redevelopment plans announced by Margate FC

Isthmian Premier League side Margate FC has announced some ambitious plans to redevelop its Hartsdown Park ground with new stands and a 120-bed hotel. …

President’s Column June 2020

The lockdown is starting to be relaxed and although things won’t be back to normal any time soon, a lot of construction sites are open (with the exception of …

News in Brief June 2020

Severfield has announced the first order for its new Severstor product line of steel-framed modules that house critical systems technology and can be supplied …

Record number of high-rise buildings in London for 2019

Sixty tall buildings, of more than 20-storeys, were completed in Greater London in 2019, the highest number on record and an increase of 140% from the number …

Birmingham landmark building taking shape

Due to complete next year, 103 Colmore Row, which will be Birmingham’s tallest office building, is already towering over the city landscape. The 26-storey …

Creative space aplenty at new Soho development

Soho Estates’ new Ilona Rose House Development is transforming a large swathe of land between London’s Charing Cross Road and Greek Street into a new …

Eurosteel conference postponed until 2021

Because of the ongoing coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the international Eurosteel conference, due to be held in Sheffield this September has been postponed …

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