The UK's biggest steelworks - a factory where steel is made using traditional methods - has shut down production after more than 100 years, leading to thousands of job losses across South Wales.

Traditional steel production at Tata’s giant plant in Port Talbot ended on Monday, 30 September. | ITV News Wales ...

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Port Talbot Parkway railway station is on the South Wals Main Line and provides regional rail links as well as regular services to London Paddington. In 2017, a new £5.6 million Integrated Transport ...

Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy: Promoter Shapoorji Pallonji sells 5.8% stake in company via open market on Sept. 27.

The Great Western Railway took up this scheme, and among other projects, improved the infrastructure in the Swansea and Port Talbot areas. The main line east from Swansea was exceptionally congested ...

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THE Labour Party and the wider Labour movement had waited 15 years for this moment. Last Tuesday, a Labour Prime Minister took to his feet ...

Swansea University history expert Prof Louise Miskell, from Port Talbot, said: "Blast furnace steelmaking dates right back to ...

The last remaining blast furnace in Port Talbot will stop producing steel on Monday, ending the traditional method of ...

The last blast furnace at one of the biggest steelworks in the world is shutting down, leaving it unable to make its own ...

The long goodbye to blast furnace no. 4 is nearly over, as Port Talbot stands on the precipice of becoming a ‘steel town’ stripped of its ability to make its own ‘virgin’ steel.