Can Port Talbot survive change at Tata?
Swansea University history expert Prof Louise Miskell, from Port Talbot, said: "Blast furnace steelmaking dates right back to the industrial revolution and the Victorian period, and the whole reason steelmaking and metal smelting takes place in Wales is because of coal.
Traditional steelmaking has come to an end but Tata Steel bosses insist it is only a matter of time until a greener operation ...
Tata Steel UK chief executive Rajesh Nair said he is conscious of how ‘difficult’ it will be for everyone as production comes ...
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This is the moment true, original steel production in Wales was brought to an end. As the sun set over the UK's largest steel ...
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The blast furnaces now belong to Port Talbot's past but the steel industry is no stranger to change and shifts in technology.
Instead of taking the bold action necessary they ignored us, they dithered and delayed leaving it too late. When they finally ...
Braving the opposition from workers and political parties for almost a year, the Indian company stuck to its plan to end ...
The final blast furnace at Port Talbot's Tata steelworks will shut down today, marking the end of an era at the site. After ...
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