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Town centre enhanced with steel

The Oxfordshire market town of Witney is being transformed as a new retail and leisure development takes shape on a three hectare site formerly occupied by a …

Reinventing a shopping centre

A town centre shopping mall that had been rapidly falling into a state of disrepair has been extensively refurbished with steel and is now a flagship …

Playing by the Merton rule

A new superstore in south west London has been designed to comply with local legislation that requires new non-residential buildings to generate a percentage …

Capital change

A new cultural and business quarter is rapidly taking shape on the banks of the River Liffey in Dublin’s Docklands. Martin Cooper reports from a project …

Leaning columns create visual masterpiece

It’s all change in the Yorkshire city of Wakefield which is in the midst of a large regeneration programme, with one of the initial phases centred around a …

Hotel and retail project will rejuvenate Chelmsford town centre

Steelwork erection has begun on a mixed-use development in Chelmsford which includes an 81-bed Travelodge hotel, 12 residential apartments and approximately …

Creating a retail destination

Steelwork’s flexibility has come to the fore on a new retail development in Livingston town centre. Martin Cooper reports. The growth in large retail …

Retail boost for coastal resort

A shopping centre extension, spanning bus lanes and a main arterial road, has required a phased steel erection programme in order to keep the highway …

Major Scottish retail development

Steelwork contractor Severfield-Reeve has recently completed its work on a new 34,838m2 retail development in Livingston town centre. Known as The Elements, it …

Ravenscraig regeneration gathers pace

The site of the former steelworks at Ravenscraig in North Lanarkshire will be the UK’s first new town in more than 50 years and home to more than 10,000 …

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