Weekly News
Glasgow station to get make-over
The transformation of one of Scotland’s most important railway stations, Glasgow Queen Street, has moved a step closer after a £112M tender was issued for …
Welsh race track gets green light
Preparatory work is due to start this month on the £ 315M Circuit of Wales racing track near Ebbw Vale. The project will see 830 acres of land in Blaenau …
Composite beam checking tool upgraded
The Composite Beam Checking Tool on www.steelconstruction.info has been upgraded to include the latest guidance in SCI-P405 minimum degree of shear connection …
Steel completed for Met Police headquarters
Structural steelwork has topped out on the redevelopment of the former Metropolitan Police headquarters at Curtis Green Building on London’s Victoria …
New Grangemouth HQ for chemicals giant
INEOS Olefins & Polymers UK is building a new, state of the art steel-framed headquarters building at its Grangemouth site in central Scotland. The new …
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 …
