Weekly News
Steel up for Midlothian community asset
More than 1,100t of structural steelwork has been erected for the Newbattle Centre in the former mining town of Easthouses, Midlothian. The project consists of …
Mayor of London approves £70M Lidl HQ
London City Hall has given the green light to German supermarket chain Lidl’s plans to build a £70M headquarters in Tolworth, south west London. The …
Rochdale town centre development approved
Town councillors have approved plans for a multi-million pound shopping and leisure development in the heart of Rochdale. Phase one of the scheme will be in …
UK’s last deep coal mine to become business park
Developer Harworth Group has secured the resolution to grant planning consent from Selby District Council to redevelop the former Kellingley Colliery site in …
Crewe’s vision for the future
Cheshire East Council has unveiled a future vision for Crewe that seeks to bring 37,000 new jobs to the town by 2043. Following the announcements about the …
Go-ahead for £130M Stansted Airport terminal
London’s Stansted Airport has been given the thumbs up for a new three-level 34,000m² arrivals hall. Stansted’s owner Manchester Airports Group (MAG) …
New football stadium for Leamington
Plans for a new community stadium for Leamington Football Club have been approved by Warwick District Council. The local authority has agreed to the buy land …
April issue of New Steel Construction out now
The latest 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 …
Revised ‘Blue Book’ for hollow sections launched by Tata Steel
Tata Steel has partnered with the Steel Construction Institute (SCI) to produce a brand new revised version of their ‘Blue Book’ software tool for use in …
SCCS achieves revised ISO 9001 standard
Following a UKAS assessment, the Steel Construction Certification Scheme (SCCS) has successfully transitioned to the revised BS EN ISO 9001:2015 standard. The …
