Weekly News
Barnshaws offers expanded induction bending capacity
Steel bending specialist Barnshaws Section Benders is now offering customers induction pipe bending up to a size of 32 inches at its West Midlands headquarters …
March issue of New Steel Construction out now
The March issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available in both digital and print formats that will be arriving in the post this week. Anyone who does …
International steel conference comes to London
The Worldsteel Association will be holding its Construction Conference 2018 in London from 17-18 April, with a number of British Constructional Steelwork …
Steel bridge recognized at industry awards
Steelwork contractor Cleveland Bridge has been praised for its technical expertise and ability to deliver complex structural projects to challenging …
Steel starts for Ulster church scheme
The Green Pastures Church is rapidly taking shape on the outskirts of the Northern Ireland town of Ballymena. The large and imposing steel-framed structure, …
Oxford Balliol College set for more student accommodation
What is claimed to be the English speaking world’s oldest college, Balliol College in Oxford, has appointed BAM Construction to create the student …
Steel creating new Littlehampton leisure facility
A new £17M steel-framed leisure centre is taking shape in the West Sussex seaside town of Littlehampton. Replacing an existing centre, the new facility will …
Lincoln Bypass gets bridge lift
A weathering steel bridge carrying two railway lines, which forms an important part of the Lincoln A15 Eastern Bypass scheme, has been successfully installed …
Rushden Lakes phase two under way
Main contractor Winvic has begun phase two works on the retail and leisure development at Rushden Lakes in Northamptonshire. The steel frame for the 28m-high …
Contractor named for Liverpool cruise terminal
McLaughlin & Harvey has been appointed by Liverpool City Council to prepare a new cruise terminal on the River Mersey. The new facility will enable the …
