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New police HQ for Merseyside

Willmott Dixon has been selected to design and build a 10,800m² headquarters for Merseyside Police on council land in Scotland Road, North Liverpool. Willmott …

Anfield opens its new Main Stand

Containing 5,000t of steelwork and adding 8,500 seats to Anfield’s capacity, Liverpool FC’s new Main Stand was officially opened for last Saturday’s game …

Multi-million pound blast resistant headquarters completes

Chemical giants INEOS Olefins & Polymers’ new steel-framed Grangemouth headquarters building has been completed by BAM Construction. Utilising 950t of …

MediaCityUK set to double in size

Salford City Council planners have given the go ahead for plans that will see MediaCityUK double in size. A £1bn expansion will create up to ten new …

Sunderland College gets keys to campus

Accommodating up to 2,000 students and 120 staff, Sunderland College, Holmside Vocational Campus has been officially handed over. The multi-million pound …

Flagship Welsh school opens to pupils

Holywell School in Flintshire, one of the first projects in Wales’ 21st Century Schools Programme has opened this week to pupils. The flagship £30M …

Software creates iconic station entrance

Steelwork contractor William Hare has utilised Tekla Structures from Trimble to construct the new southern entrance to Leeds’ train station. The company said …

Wedge-shaped City tower completes

Skanska has completed One New Street Square, a multi-storey City of London steel-framed commercial scheme. Occupying a tight plot bounded on three sides by …

Kingspan posts record rise in trading profit

Reporting its strongest trading period on record, building envelope specialist Kingspan has reported a 50% rise in its trading profit for the first six months …

Contractor appointed for new Aberdeen exhibition and conference centre

Henry Boot Developments and Aberdeen City Council have appointed Robertson Group as the main contractor to deliver the multi-million pound Aberdeen exhibition …

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