An interesting article in the January New Steel Construction magazine headed “Five go to Chippenham” refers to the five warehouse units where Caunton is supplying the steelwork for main contractor Bowmer and Kirkland, adjacent to this Wiltshire town. Not surprising that the article says steel is being used, as the material holds a 94.1% share of the single storey non –domestic market. The reasons ...

We have received congratulations from the Greater Manchester Chamber in recognition of our role as a key member of the project team delivering the Ancoats Mobility Hub development in Manchester. We are also pleased to say that the project has now been put forward for a Building of the Year award at the Property and Construction Annual Dinner.

The Chamber has praised the team’s collaborative a...

Caunton Engineering has enjoyed a very successful year in 2025, with achievements shared across the whole company and progress made in every area of the business.

2025 has been an exceptional year for employee development and professional recognition at Caunton. Two members of our Design Team have successfully became Chartered, with one employee completing their Institution of Structural Engine...

Caunton Engineering was well represented at the recent Nottingham Trent University Civil Engineering Prize Evening.

The company sponsors the Caunton Engineering prize for Outstanding Student on the MSc Structural Engineering Suite. The photograph shows Caunton's Technical Director, Gavin Christie, presenting the coveted award to the successful student Jayke King.

There are in fact 24 awar...

The Energy Secretary Ed Miliband and MP for Blyth, Ian Lavery, visited JDR Cable Systems £130 million high-voltage subsea cable facility in Cambois, Blyth. Excellent to see the Energy Secretary recognising the importance of UK clean energy manufacturing.

We’re proud to have delivered nearly 3,000te of structural steelwork for this landmark Blyth facility, supporting offshore wind, industrial r...

Caunton Engineering are very pleased to have won the order from Benniman Construction for the structural steelwork for a next-generation cold store and logistics hub at the Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal. The 285,000 sq ft cross-docked unit, known as DC11, is in four spans and requires nearly 2000te of steelwork, and will pack in 48 docks, and a 22m haunch height, plus framing for ...