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Powys County Times
19-06-2025
- Business
- Powys County Times
Bridge builder eyes global expansion with Powys director
A Powys man has been appointed to a senior role as a bridge construction and civil engineering firm looks to expand with global growth. Shrewsbury-based company Beaver Bridges Ltd is aiming to expand the company into a global venture, will be led by Richard Hinckley from Llanfechain in Powys. Beaver Bridges International is what the company hopes will be a 'major step forward' in its own global growth strategy, focussing on expanding the company's international reach and exporting its expertise in steel bridging solutions to markets around the world. Mr Hinckley has been appointed Global Business Development Director for Beaver Bridges International. A company spokesperson said: 'With his extensive experience and strategic vision, Richard will lead the division's ambitious growth and strengthen Beaver Bridges International presence on the world stage. 'Our Wigan production facility will remain focused on meeting the UK's bridging needs. 'At the same time, Beaver Bridges International allows us to actively grow our global presence and deliver world-class solutions to international clients.' The move builds on recent partnerships between Beaver Bridges and TFE Connection Group, supported by GRP Steel-Indonesia, and LMH Engineering / Jamestown Manufacturing-Ireland, with the aim of having Beaver Bridges International deliver largescale infrastructure solutions globally. These alliances are further supported by Mitsui & Co, one of Japan's leading Trade Finance companies, giving customers flexible financial options to support their projects. The company added that amidst the expansion, it remains committed to contributing towards the drive for Net Zero steel production. GRP Steel is contributing to this with Electric Arc Furnace technology, producing Green Steel from 100 percent recycled materials. A spokesperson for the company added: 'As the UK anticipates domestic Green Steel production to be at least five years away, Beaver Bridges International is uniquely positioned to meet the demand for sustainable materials today. 'This launch marks a bold new chapter in Beaver Bridges' evolution and underscores the company's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and international collaboration.'
Powys County Times
18-06-2025
- Business
- Powys County Times
Bridge eyes launches global expansion with Powys director
A Powys man has been appointed to a senior role as a bridge construction and civil engineering firm looks to expand with global growth. Shrewsbury-based company Beaver Bridges Ltd is aiming to expand the company into a global venture, will be led by Richard Hinckley from Llanfechain in Powys. Beaver Bridges International is what the company hopes will be a 'major step forward' in its own global growth strategy, focussing on expanding the company's international reach and exporting its expertise in steel bridging solutions to markets around the world. Mr Hinckley has been appointed Global Business Development Director for Beaver Bridges International. A company spokesperson said: 'With his extensive experience and strategic vision, Richard will lead the division's ambitious growth and strengthen Beaver Bridges International presence on the world stage. 'Our Wigan production facility will remain focused on meeting the UK's bridging needs. 'At the same time, Beaver Bridges International allows us to actively grow our global presence and deliver world-class solutions to international clients.' The move builds on recent partnerships between Beaver Bridges and TFE Connection Group, supported by GRP Steel-Indonesia, and LMH Engineering / Jamestown Manufacturing-Ireland, with the aim of having Beaver Bridges International deliver largescale infrastructure solutions globally. These alliances are further supported by Mitsui & Co, one of Japan's leading Trade Finance companies, giving customers flexible financial options to support their projects. The company added that amidst the expansion, it remains committed to contributing towards the drive for Net Zero steel production. GRP Steel is contributing to this with Electric Arc Furnace technology, producing Green Steel from 100 percent recycled materials. A spokesperson for the company added: 'As the UK anticipates domestic Green Steel production to be at least five years away, Beaver Bridges International is uniquely positioned to meet the demand for sustainable materials today. 'This launch marks a bold new chapter in Beaver Bridges' evolution and underscores the company's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and international collaboration.'
BBC News
20-02-2025
- General
- BBC News
Rickmansworth residents asked to choose name for new bridge
Residents have been invited to select a name for a new pedestrian bridge in a Hertfordshire Rivers District Council wants a new wider bridge to connect Rickmansworth Aquadrome to the Ebury play have been asked to share their opinions on five names proposed by the authority, each referencing the history in the Sheridan, associate director for environment at the council, said: "It is only fitting to have a name for the new bridge that best reflects the character and heritage of the Rickmansworth Aquadrome." The new red bridge is planned to be 48.6m (159ft) long and 3m (10ft) wide, which is double the width of the previous Beaver Bridges dismantled the original structure on Saturday and Sunday, and the replacement will be installed in March. The council has considered five possible names for the bridge and people can share their opinions on their favourite until 28 include Harry Walker Bridge, which would honour a local boat builder whose family business, which he started in 1905, helped create the name Ebury Bridge recognises the Grosvenor family, particularly Robert Grosvenor, 1st Baron Ebury, who during the Victorian era was involved in local railway development. Meanwhile, Colne View Bridge would highlight the River Colne, a chalk river that hosts species of shrew, newt and suggestion, Ann Shaw Bridge, would commemorate Ann Shaw who led the council for 30 years and passed away in Aquadrome Bridge would reference the nearby man-made lakes that the bridge connects to. Follow Beds, Herts and Bucks news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
