Tata announced on Friday, September 20 that the company had successfully commissioned India’s largest blast furnace at ...

Government finalising £500m rescue package for Tata’s Port Talbot plant - The package of support had been drawn up by the ...

Steel unions have begun balloting members on a redundancy package which will pave the way for thousands of job losses in south Wales. Three unions representing workers – Community, Unite and the ...

A £500million state rescue deal for Tata Steel’s Port Talbot plant will be confirmed this week. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds will give the Government’s backing for an agreement that ...

Over 2,000 workers have applied for voluntary redundancy at Tata Steel’s south Wales sites. The majority are based in Port Talbot, where the company plans to close its second blast furnace in a ...

More than 2,000 workers have applied for voluntary redundancy at Tata Steel’s south Wales sites. Most are based in Port Talbot, where the company plans to close its second blast furnace by the end of ...

The switching off of the las blast furnace at Port Talbot will end the production of steel from iron ore in south Wales. Tata plans to build a £1.25bn electric arc furnace, which produces steel ...

alongside Tata Steel at Port Talbot in Wales. Tata is also in talks with the government over a similar bailout. Tata Steel, which runs the Port Talbot steelworks in south Wales, is also in talks ...

Elsewhere thousands of jobs are at risk in Port Talbot in Wales, as Tata Steel closes down blast furnaces at its biggest UK plant. Lee Barron MP visited the construction of a new tube-making mill ...

The UK government and Tata Steel have reached an initial agreement over a £1.25 billion plan to make the Port Talbot plant in South Wales more eco-friendly. Tata Steel Ltd, a leading steel ...

He also vowed to do “everything we can” to safeguard jobs in Port Talbot, the seaside town where Tata Steel UK is set to close a blast furnace in September as part of a move to electric arc ...

He added: "The steel workers and communities in Port Talbot have been misled by Labour and led up the garden path". Ann Davies, Plaid Cymru MP for Caerfyrddin, said: "Labour has known about Tata's ...