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East coast education boost

In our second feature from Great Yarmouth, Kier has followed its own design guidelines for educational buildings and used a steel-framed solution with precast …

Reducing material costs, lead time and carbon

Founding Steel for Life sponsor Cleveland Steel & Tubes says one of the best options for reducing embodied carbon in steel construction is the supply of …

Major City of London mixed-use scheme gets the green light

The City of London Corporation’s Planning Applications Sub-Committee has approved plans for the redevelopment of 1 Silk Street, delivering a part-16 and …

Brent Cross data centre campus set for major expansion

Pure Data Centres has appointed Glencar as main contractor for the delivery of the next phase of its Brent Cross campus in North London. The new facility, …

Welcome Hub set for Isle of Wight College

Main contractor Wates Group has started work on a Welcome Hub at the Isle of Wight College in Newport under the Department for Education’s £7 billion …

Spades in the ground for Excellent Birmingham warehouseA

Caddick Construction and property developer Barberry have started work on a £17 million warehouse development at Quinton Business Park in Birmingham. The …

Embracing the circular economy

Reclaimed steelwork accounts for approximately 77% of the structural frame at 30 Duke Street St James’s, making it the largest steel reuse project for a …

Digital expansion

Cumbrian IT and digital technology companies are set to get a significant boost when the steel-framed Workington Innovation Centre opens its doors. FACT …

Targeting net-zero

As the construction industry accelerates towards net-zero targets, voestalpine Metsec is setting new standards with its reduced carbon purlins, side rails and …

Entrepreneur buys William Hare

Owner of Sale Sharks rugby club and business entrepreneur, Simon Orange has bought steelwork contractor William Hare for an undisclosed sum. Founded in 1945, …

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