Weekly News
Steel supports revived Redhill scheme
A steel-framed landmark Sainsbury’s shopping centre will form the centerpiece of the revived Warwick Quadrant scheme in Redhill, Surrey. RG Group has …
Steel to play its part in Lincolnshire power station
Planning consent has been granted to EDF Energy for it to construct a gas-fired power station at Sutton Bridge in Lincolnshire. Energy and Climate Change …
BCSA awards first fabricator welder certificate
The first British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) CRAFT Structural Steelwork Fabricator Welder Certificate has been awarded to Billington …
Grand opening for Grand Central
Birmingham’s Grand Central shopping complex, which forms an integral part of the £750M New Street Station redevelopment, opens its doors this week. The …
Swansea University’s seafront campus opens
Steel construction has played a major role in the building of Swansea University’s Bay Campus which opens this coming Monday (Sept 21). Built on the site of …
Steel successes at 2015 UK Tekla Model Competition
Steelwork contractors have won six categories – BIM Project, Engineering, Engineering (Analysis & Design), Steel, Miscellaneous and The People’s …
SCI event to reflect on the past and the future for steel construction
Coinciding with its 30th birthday, the Steel Construction Institute (SCI) will be reflecting on the past, and looking at predictions for the future to provide …
East Anglia’s largest potato store built with steel
A steel frame, erected by AC Bacon Engineering, has helped create what is said to be the largest potato store in East Anglia. The box potato store and grading …
Work begins on Reading Ikea store
Home furnishing retailer IKEA has officially marked the start of construction of its new Reading store. The first to be built in the UK in seven years, the new …
Designs announced for Liverpool Statue of Liberty
A prominent Liverpool architect has designed the city’s very own version of The Statue of Liberty, to be known as the ‘Homecoming’. The …
