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Steel puts Crossrail rolling stock on track

Having secured a contract to manufacture trains for London’s Crossrail, Bombardier is constructing a new steel-framed train inspection building. The UK rail …

News in Brief – March 2015

The final part of Swindon’s steel framed £16.6M Regent Circus scheme – a six-screen Cineworld – has opened completing the town centre project. Anchored …

Paddington’s Kingdom Street scheme expands

Work is set to begin this month on British Land’s 4 Kingdom Street office development in west London. Main contractor Wates Construction will build the …

Steel bridge links Crossrail and ExCeL

A 34m-long steel box girder bridge has been installed as part of the construction of a new Crossrail station at Custom House, east London, linking the station …

Temporary steel bridge launched for Crossrail

A 110m-long temporary steel road bridge weighing 350t has been launched over the Great Western Main Line as part of the Crossrail works. The temporary …

Recession a driver for change

Structural steelwork demand is expected to grow this year after hitting a nadir in 2013, BCSA President Ivor Roberts (pictured) told the association’s …

Steel leads the way for Crossrail developments

Three major office developments at Farringdon and Paddington Crossrail stations are set to be built with structural steelwork. Plans have been submitted for a …

Around the Press: March 2012

Construction News 23 February 2012 A focus on quality I’d like to see BCSA members widely acknowledged as the best steelwork contractors in the world,’ …

Taxis in the frame

Steelwork is playing a significant role in the works currently being undertaken at Paddington Station, a project which is creating the space for the …

January 2012 – Building for future prosperity

The start of a new year is a traditional time for a magazine to look forward, but there will be no market forecasts made in NSC’s pages against such an …

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