Weekly News
Dover retail and leisure complex kicks off
Work is under way to regenerate a large swathe of central Dover with the construction of a large M&S anchor store, a six-screen multiplex Cineworld cinema, …
StruMIS launches latest software update
Software developer StruMIS has launched V10 (version 10) of its steel fabrication software. StruMIS V10 is said to offer an array of updated enhancements …
April issue of New Steel Construction out now
The April 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 …
Steelwork in action published in New Civil Engineer
The latest Structural Steelwork in Action special report is available in the May issue of New Civil Engineer (NCE) magazine, which can be viewed at: …
Steel drives Sky car park delivery
Steel construction’s speed of delivery has come to the fore, as an 830-space multi-storey car park for media company Sky was built and operational in just 15 …
Bedfordshire school supports steel trees
Steel trees supporting a series of atrium roof lights are the standout design feature of a new school being built on land formerly occupied by Cranfield …
Light Steel Information Sheets available from SCI
Three new technical information sheets are available on www.Steelbiz.org, produced with the Light Steel Forum. They will be distributed to SCI Members in the …
BCSA welcomes sale of Tata Steel long products division
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has welcomed the announcement of the sale of Tata Steel’s Long Products Europe business to Greybull …
Tower tops out for Greenwich energy centre
Steelwork has topped out on a highly distinctive 49m-high flue tower for the Greenwich Peninsula Low Carbon Energy Centre in south London. Designed by C.F …
Final steel tower for Pancras Square takes shape
Four Pancras Square, the final building on London’s Pancras Square development is under way and due for completion early next year. The structure is an …
