Weekly News
£5M processing equipment investment made by steel stockholder
AJN Steelstock has made a multi-million pound investment at its new 17-acre depot in Somerset, which includes £5M of steel processing machinery supplied by …
London Royal Mint scheme gets go ahead
Plans to transform the historic 5.2 acre central London former Royal Mint site into a campus of up to five buildings, providing modern flexible office …
July/August issue of New Steel Construction out now
The July/August issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available in both digital and print formats. Anyone who does not already receive the print …
New Covent Garden scheme rises up with steel
Steel construction is playing a leading role in the redevelopment of London’s New Covent Garden, one of the capital’s largest ongoing construction schemes. …
Rebuilt City tower erected with steel
Originally built in the 1970s, One Angel Court is being rebuilt with a steel frame to create a new standout City of London office scheme. The 24-storey …
Historic gas holders present cast iron challenge
Three cast iron Victorian gasholders are being re-erected as part of a prestigious residential scheme in Kings Cross, London. Standing independently, the Grade …
BCSA Eurocode publication updated
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has updated ‘Eurocode Load Combinations for Steel Structures’. It provides straightforward …
Salford commercial scheme expands further
Plans have been submitted for a second large office block in the New Bailey regeneration area of Salford. Two New Bailey will be 11-storeys high and built with …
Bristol to get first BREEAM 2014 Outstanding offices
Willmott Dixon has been awarded the £17.5M contract to construct Bristol’s first commercial office space to be BREEAM 2014 ‘Outstanding’. Known as the …
Flagship building announced for Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter
A major extension to Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter could see investments totalling almost £1bn according to the city’s Mayor Joe Anderson. A 30-storey …
