Weekly News
Engineering campus set for University of Manchester
Balfour Beatty has been formally awarded the £287M contract by The University of Manchester to construct the Manchester Engineering Campus Development (MECD). …
City centre leisure scheme for Plymouth
Revised plans for the £40M Bretonside multiplex scheme in Plymouth have been approved and work is expected to start soon. The new plans reveal that the …
London office construction slows down
Office construction in central London has dropped to a three year low according to the latest London Office Crane Survey by Deloitte Real Estate. The current …
Steel-framed car terminal opens ahead of schedule
A new vehicle export terminal, which is part of a £50M investment by Associated British Ports (ABP) in the Port of Southampton, has been officially opened …
Green light for huge Gatwick hangar
Aircraft manufacturer Boeing’s proposed plan with Gatwick Airport to build a new 180m-span aircraft hangar has been granted permission to go ahead by Crawley …
New stadium moves closer for Everton
Everton football club has taken another significant next step towards leaving Goodison Park by signing a lease for land at Bramley Moore Dock, the site of its …
Croydon’s £1.4bn Westfield shopping centre approved
Plans to regenerate Croydon town centre and build a new Westfield shopping centre have been approved. Approximately £1.4 billion will be set aside for the …
BCSA offers IStructE exam help
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Steel for Life have commissioned the Steel Construction Institute (SCI) to help engineers taking …
Severfield on track for strategic doubling of profits
Revenues and profits have increased at structural steelwork contractor Severfield as it continues to work on some of the UK’s most prestigious projects …
SCI event highlights steel construction opportunities
Entitled ‘Steel Construction 2030 – Opportunities and Needs’ the Steel Construction Institute’s [SCI] annual event, held at the Royal College of …
