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Manchester campus expands with more lab space
Work has begun on a new laboratory space building at Manchester Science Park, which is part of Europe’s largest clinical academic campus. Known as the …
Steel provides flexible lab solution
Europe’s largest clinical academic campus is set to receive a major boost with the delivery of the £35M Citylabs 4.0 development. FACT FILECitylabs 4.0, …
Local MP endorses growing steelwork contractor
Steelwork contractor, Painter Brothers, has hosted Jesse Norman, MP for Hereford and South Herefordshire, to discuss industry concerns and plans for future …
Investment confirmed for Teesside carbon capture gas-fired power station
Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power) and the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) have selected contractors for engineering, procurement, and construction …
Work starts on major Swindon logistics park
Winvic Construction has been awarded the first contract in the redevelopment of the former Honda car plant, in Swindon, by Panattoni. The works to be delivered …
Galvanizing: the original green solution
Construction is reported to be responsible for around 40% of total greenhouse gas emissions, and with governments, businesses and customers seeking more …
Manchester flagship development expands with steel
Working on behalf of main contractor GMI, Billington Structures is fabricating, supplying and erecting the steel frame for 3 Circle Square in Manchester city …
Steel exhibits long span qualities
Due to be completed next year and aiming to achieve a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating, the further expansion of ExCeL London once again sees steel construction …
Decarbonisation – the biggest change for steel in our lifetime
Barrett Steel, a company that has supported the UK structural steel sector for many years, is committed to achieving net zero by 2035. Throughout our long …
Steel stays in the fast lane towards net zero carbon
High interest rates, inflation, wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, and rising government debt – a familiar litany of our woes in the UK press, but …