We need British industry and British jobs. Especially in the north east
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Chris ford
11 years ago
Save our steel industry and jobs '
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Richard Else
11 years ago
If we can't support our own industry how can justify forging deals to support industry in China?
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Paul forster
11 years ago
A way forward has to be possible, the high quality jobs and specialist training and skills that the steel works and its suppliers support are crucial for teesside, the northern powerhouse and the country.
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Derek Weaver
11 years ago
I support all the SSI workers against the possible closure of the plant and hope we can keep the faith.
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Neal young
11 years ago
Been there 10 years would like to see another 30
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Leanne best
11 years ago
Save or steel. I'm not a steel worker or have family that work there, but I know and understand the devastating the closing of this will be and have on the whole of teesside.
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Karen Stitt
11 years ago
Please keep the steel industry running we need it
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Howard Cardy
11 years ago
Yet again. More lost skills will never be replaced. We can't all sell insurance.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Essential we keep manufacturing in this country.
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Mags Foster
11 years ago
Losing this will have a huge knock on effect to the whole of the North East of England. Keep it open.
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shaun lambert
11 years ago
Save ssi
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Karen Blake
11 years ago
The closing of the steel works would have a devastating effect on the area. Hope a solution can be found
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Susan Boyce
11 years ago
save our steel!!!!
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Paddy McDonald
11 years ago
Teesside stand up.
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Rebecca Waters
11 years ago
Let's not lose
Another part of our heritage
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A Pinkney
11 years ago
As someone whose grandfather and great uncles worked all their working lives involved in the steel process and helped to make the steel for the Sydney Harbour Bridge and other iconic constructions, I feel passionate about keeping steelmaking on Teesside.
If this ends it will have a massive knock-on effect on the whole area, with not just immediate families but smaller businesses als feeling the impact.
I hope that this is understood and recognised by the powers that can do something to help - they wouldn't be just helping this proud industry but the survival of a community.
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Lynn Young
11 years ago
Teesside has always been associated with steel making, let's keep it that way
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We need British industry and British jobs. Especially in the north east
Save our steel industry and jobs '
If we can't support our own industry how can justify forging deals to support industry in China?
A way forward has to be possible, the high quality jobs and specialist training and skills that the steel works and its suppliers support are crucial for teesside, the northern powerhouse and the country.
I support all the SSI workers against the possible closure of the plant and hope we can keep the faith.
Been there 10 years would like to see another 30
Save or steel. I'm not a steel worker or have family that work there, but I know and understand the devastating the closing of this will be and have on the whole of teesside.
Please keep the steel industry running we need it
Yet again. More lost skills will never be replaced. We can't all sell insurance.
Essential we keep manufacturing in this country.
Losing this will have a huge knock on effect to the whole of the North East of England. Keep it open.
Save ssi
The closing of the steel works would have a devastating effect on the area. Hope a solution can be found
save our steel!!!!
Teesside stand up.
Let's not lose Another part of our heritage
As someone whose grandfather and great uncles worked all their working lives involved in the steel process and helped to make the steel for the Sydney Harbour Bridge and other iconic constructions, I feel passionate about keeping steelmaking on Teesside. If this ends it will have a massive knock-on effect on the whole area, with not just immediate families but smaller businesses als feeling the impact. I hope that this is understood and recognised by the powers that can do something to help - they wouldn't be just helping this proud industry but the survival of a community.
Teesside has always been associated with steel making, let's keep it that way
Please help.