Weekly News
Steel boost for Plymouth city centre
The £40M Drake Circus Leisure scheme has been granted planning consent by Plymouth City Council. The 92,000m² steel-framed leisure scheme will include a …
Brentford football stadium gets green light
Prime Place, the private residential arm of Willmott Dixon, and its development partner Brentford Football Club have secured detailed planning consent from …
Plans for London mega tower revealed
A planned skyscraper that could become London’s second tallest building, overshadowing the adjacent Gherkin and matching The Shard in height, has been …
Crescent project gives Hinckley first cinema for 22 years.
The steel-framed Crescent regeneration project in the centre of Hinckley, Leicestershire, is set to give the town its first cinema since 1993. A series of …
Broadgate regeneration gathers pace with new 32-storey office tower
British Land has announced plans for a 32-storey high steel-framed office tower, which is part of the City of London’s wider regeneration of Broadgate. The …
Steel leisure centre opens in Oldham
The brand new £15M Oldham Leisure Centre is complete and now helping to put the town on the national sporting map and ensure an Olympic legacy lives on. …
Expansion plans at Derbyshire galvanizing plant
Joseph Ash Galvanizing has announced major expansion plans for its Chesterfield plant, following on from the acquisition of a new galvanizing plant in …
New steel bridge design guides available from SCI
The Steel Construction Institute (SCI) has published two new steel bridge design publications that are now available at: …
Jaguar Land Rover to build giant steel-framed factory
Car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover [JLR] has announced plans to build a new engine factory at the i54 development on the outskirts of Wolverhampton. The large …
Steel roof up on prestigious LSQ project
Steelwork has topped out on the LSQ London project, which also incorporates one of Europe’s largest retained façades. Overlooking the western side of …
