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February issue of New Steel Construction out now
The February issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available. It is the second of our digital-only issues, as NSC will now be available in this format …
Contractor appointed for Port Talbot electric arc furnace
Tata Steel has appointed Sir Robert McAlpine (SRM) as the main works contractor to support the company’s £1.25 billion investment in low CO2 ‘green’ …
Work starts on South Bank ITV studios redevelopment
Initial demolition work has begun on the redevelopment of the former ITV studios on London’s South Bank. Set to complete in 2029, the commercially-led …
Appointment made for Milton Keynes distribution park
GMI Construction has been awarded the contract to deliver high-specification warehouse units totalling over 16,258m2 at Precedent Drive, Milton Keynes. Working …
Plans in for Barnet leisure and housing scheme
Following the purchase of the site, Regal has submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of Great North Leisure Park in the London Borough of …
New Steel Construction Technical Digest now available online
New Steel Construction’s (NSC) ninth Technical Digest, which brings together a year’s worth of technical guidance, is now available for download at: …
Steel frame set to complete Broadgate development
Work is progressing on 2 Finsbury Avenue (2FA), which is the final phase of a 10-year redevelopment of the Broadgate Campus in the City of London. The biggest …
Europe’s largest AI data centre gets green light
Hertsmere Borough Council has granted planning permission for Europe’s largest cloud and AI data centre to be built at South Mimms, close to the M25 …
Plans approved for major new Oxford neighbourhood
Oxford City Council has approved plans for the Oxpens development that will transform a large area close to the main railway station into a mixed-use quarter. …
Sheerness leisure centre to get major revamp
Plans to improve access to health and leisure facilities in Sheerness have been approved. The project is a key component of Swale Borough Council’s £20 …
