Severfield draws line under Cheesegrater rumpus

By Dave Rogers2019-04-25T10:23:00

Firm shelled out £6m replacing 3,000 bolts on building

Steelwork contractor Severfield said it has finally drawn a line under the row over who is responsible for the cost of the replacing bolts on the Cheesegrater.

The dispute arose when three steel bolts fell off the Richard Rogers-designed building in the City of London at the end of 2014.

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