Ascot
Ascot is one of the oldest racecourses in the world, dating back to 1711 when Queen Anne staged a race there.
The stadium is known for the Royal Ascot which is held once a year. The stadium underwent a £335m reconstruction that was completed for the Royal Ascot in 2006
The new grandstand is supported by triple tree-shaped trusses which are up to 37m long which were fabricated on site.
The Galleria is over 350m long and the capacity for the ground is now 80,000. The grandstand was given protection against lightning by R. C. Cutting.
Press Release
Reach for the sky.
Catenary mast protection system to sensitive project in Bedfordshire
March 23rd 2010
Light at the end of the tunnel.
Cuttings are proud to announce having secured significant works at the A1M Hatfield Tunnel refurbishment project.
March 19th 2010
Health & Safety Hierarchy
IOSH Health & Safety training obtained by Cuttings management
February 24th 2010
Cuttings achieve Achilles accreditation
Cuttings obtain Achilles accreditation - certificate available for download in the website Downloads section.
December 23rd 2009
Reach for the sky.
Catenary mast protection system to sensitive project in Bedfordshire
March 23rd 2010
Light at the end of the tunnel.
Cuttings are proud to announce having secured significant works at the A1M Hatfield Tunnel refurbishment project.
March 19th 2010
Health & Safety Hierarchy
IOSH Health & Safety training obtained by Cuttings management
February 24th 2010
Cuttings achieve Achilles accreditation
Cuttings obtain Achilles accreditation - certificate available for download in the website Downloads section.
December 23rd 2009