Mr cameron please help to keep making steel on teesside if this closes it will be the end for many men and there whole familys on teesside.. My son works there and i know how big an impact it will have on just this one household. Without the steel works teesside will turn into a ghost town.
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Shu Newton
10 years ago
So important we must keep traditional crafts and skills - and just work.
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mick longstaff
10 years ago
If these men were bankers..........
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Anonymous
10 years ago
All the very best to all the lads/lasses who this has had some form of impact on.
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Sharon catterick
10 years ago
Save our steel, come on government this should not be allowed to happen.
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Gina Mcquen
10 years ago
save our steel
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Kathleen Bradley
10 years ago
Listen to the people for once! Help our area!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Save the steel industry, the politicians are filling there pockets with money to close them down. Don't they care about there own people.
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Steven Walton
10 years ago
This needs to be a government priority as it puts a whole area of an already deprived region at further risk
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Steven potter
10 years ago
Get this sorted cameron NOW!
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Paul powell
10 years ago
I know what you are all going through, I went on strike in 1984/5 to try & save our coal mines in s.wales, our valleys were devastated, I so hope you get a better outcome than we managed' keep fighting.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
this will be yet another nail in the coffin for Teesside if something is not done!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
SOS
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Ben Dineen
10 years ago
Lives, homes, the futures of families and their children. Government CAN intervene to sort out this mess; if it had a heart it would.
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Layla Pickering
10 years ago
Please help these 1000s of people save there jobs, homes and families xx
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Alan Blackburn
10 years ago
These people need answers.
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Anne Berkeley
10 years ago
Imagine you were French. You wouldn't let this happen.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Steel is a important part of UK manufacturing - it is vital for our energy, construction and other industries, and to maintain competitive engineering capability.
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Mike Bacon
10 years ago
It is essential to keep this plant running or we will be at the mercy of foreign companies in the future.It is more than just the1800 directly employed workers.
Teeside needs steel we've lost everything else
Mr cameron please help to keep making steel on teesside if this closes it will be the end for many men and there whole familys on teesside.. My son works there and i know how big an impact it will have on just this one household. Without the steel works teesside will turn into a ghost town.
So important we must keep traditional crafts and skills - and just work.
If these men were bankers..........
All the very best to all the lads/lasses who this has had some form of impact on.
Save our steel, come on government this should not be allowed to happen.
save our steel
Listen to the people for once! Help our area!
Save the steel industry, the politicians are filling there pockets with money to close them down. Don't they care about there own people.
This needs to be a government priority as it puts a whole area of an already deprived region at further risk
Get this sorted cameron NOW!
I know what you are all going through, I went on strike in 1984/5 to try & save our coal mines in s.wales, our valleys were devastated, I so hope you get a better outcome than we managed' keep fighting.
this will be yet another nail in the coffin for Teesside if something is not done!
SOS
Lives, homes, the futures of families and their children. Government CAN intervene to sort out this mess; if it had a heart it would.
Please help these 1000s of people save there jobs, homes and families xx
These people need answers.
Imagine you were French. You wouldn't let this happen.
Steel is a important part of UK manufacturing - it is vital for our energy, construction and other industries, and to maintain competitive engineering capability.
It is essential to keep this plant running or we will be at the mercy of foreign companies in the future.It is more than just the1800 directly employed workers.