Tata Steel has rejected a plan from unions to keep one blast furnace running at Britain's biggest steel plant in Port Talbot while it transitions to greener steel production. The company’s chief ...
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Tata Steel has submitted a planning application for a new electric arc furnace at its Port Talbot plant. The Indian steel ...
Tata employs around 8,000 workers in England and Wales, with half at Port Talbot Provisional figures show UK production was at its lowest levels since the depression of the 1930s - with nearly two ...
People should expect to see "red plumes of steam" coming from the Tata steelworks in Port Talbot as the final blast furnace is turned off. Work to close the blast furnace has been ongoing for a ...
The coke ovens were scheduled to close in June, along with blast furnace five, under Tata's proposals for the future of Port Talbot. Blast furnace five will continue to operate despite the closure ...
Eleven years ago a senior Tata manager claimed investment in Port Talbot would secure steelmaking for the next 100 years. That was the day the £185m blast furnace number four was switched on.
Half of the workforce at Tata Steel's plant in Port Talbot are at risk of redundancy, unions have been told. In total, the company has said 2,423 jobs across the UK are at risk, with 1,929 of ...
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