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Robotic welding technology launched to tackle skills shortage

Ficep UK, in partnership with AGT Robotics, has launched the SABRE welding robot, which is said to be a system that could help address skilled labour …

Bridge creates new transportation link

A weathering steel footbridge will provide a direct and safe link for both pedestrians and cyclists between Stockport’s new bus interchange and the town’s …

Riverside refurbishment

A 1980s-built City of London office block is being redeveloped and enlarged with structural steelwork forming a south elevation that overlooks the River Thames …

SCCS extends its BS EN ISO 3834 accreditation scope

The Steel Construction Certification Scheme (SCCS) has further extended its scope of accreditations and can now offer certification to the newly issued BS EN …

AWARD: Esperance Bridge, Kings Cross

Created as an innovative take on a traditional Warren truss, the Esperance footbridge provides an important link across the Regents Canal in the Kings Cross

MERIT: Pace Gallery, Hanover Square, London

A cleverly reconfigured space, with a central steel staircase, is the new home for a leading international art gallery FACT FILEArchitect: Jamie Fobert …

Painting a bright future

Overcoming challenging times, Jamestown continues to invest in its future and has recently commissioned a new blast tunnel and adjoining paint

Repurposed steel provides centrepiece for The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

A spectacular 21m-tall steel sculpture, known as the ‘Tree of Trees’ featuring 350 British native trees was unveiled outside Buckingham Palace as a …

Ferry terminal docks on River Mersey

The Isle of Man Government is investing in a new ferry terminal to serve one of its vital sea links to the United Kingdom. Martin Cooper reports from

Rising to the challenge

pt to numerous new challenges, such as border checks, custom declarations and associated transport issues that have arisen because of

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