By: Tim

Tim — Mon, 03 May 2010 08:46:11 +0000

Once a blast furnace shuts down it costs 10s of millions to start up again. Yes Redcar is doomed. The local MP, Vera Baird, should have done more to help save it but she was too busy pushing her radical feminist agenda.

By: m.hick

m.hick — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 20:43:02 +0000

Has RBF been closed for the green house emitions credits that the goverment/Tata will recieve? And Tata would not like to sell RBF to a Competitor who would use it to put pressure on Tata on the Slab/Ingots production line in the UK.
Tata engineers based in england Helped Tata in India redevelop 2 new Blast furnaces in India to make them more efficient than redcar, so what is the plan gradually close down the remainder of the Blast furnaces owned by Tata and then produce steel from India only; charging what they like and gradually taking steel production to India only taking and using our expertise and shutting down the steel Industry totally in the uk & Holland and Leaving the UK a crippled country. They will not answer any questions about the future of the Steel Industry they are looking after No1 India sod anywhere else? Is this correct only they can answer this Valuable Question but will they

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By: Tim

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