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Save Steel Making On Teesside

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Ant Sharp
10 years ago

If you can save our banks - save our steel!

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Donna coleman
10 years ago

look after your own before the rest of the world David Cameron

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gemma whyman
10 years ago

As a daughter of a great and very hard working man who has been employed for 37 years at ssi im signing this petition to help the fight and keep our steel works open. The steel works are the heart of teesside and its all many working families, including my own have known for generations. I really hope this helps. X

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Fiona McGurry
10 years ago

Support British workers. Save our steel industry, please!!

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Natalie Whitaker
10 years ago

This is so important to our family! My partner works here and we would be massively effected if we loose our steel!! Praying something is done!!

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Jan Gilligan
10 years ago

if this government abandons our steel workers I will never vote conservative again.

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Joanna
10 years ago

Great men and women went to war for this country!!!! Now men and women who have never had a struggle in their life's are destroying it!!!!!

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Tracy Roche
10 years ago

Save our steel works. My partner works there and he loves doing what he does. The North East already has the biggest unemployed area in the whole of the country, don't make it rise any higher.

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David Bartley
10 years ago

signed.

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Beverley Pearson
10 years ago

SOS

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Andrew robinson
10 years ago

Save our steel

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Pat butler
10 years ago

Where is this going to end

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Helen Thatcher
10 years ago

teesside and steel go together like fish and chips. Ring of Iron.

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Hazel Boylen
10 years ago

We need to look after and help our own country men. This wouldn't happen in Germany or France they look after their industries and workers

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scott higgins
10 years ago

SAVE OUR STEEL

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Michelle Aspinall
10 years ago

please save our steel it is what makes us us. Save the steel production and the 100's of jobs it creates.

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Angela
10 years ago

The March of Hope Shabbily dressed, they stood with quiet determination Ahead lay the longest walk of their unremarkable lives Two hundred strong, the fittest of the many Attempting to bring notice to loss of livelihood with respect. Shoe soles stuffed with cardboard, covering darned socks of multi-coloured hues. Cheers of support mixed with love and warm blessings As they began the journey down to the deepest South. They hummed, occasionally sang as the miles drudged away, Willpower lending strength to legs of leaden weight In the many small villages they were greeted as heroes Towns also offering food, drink and strong, silent support. Tokens stuffed into patched pockets, a twist of tobacco, A sliver of soap, a threadbare flannel for their evening bath. Jobs were needed, demanded and expected Yet their abandonment was almost ignored by most Yet again, the country was cleft in two. Almost unnoticed, the raggle-taggle line grew longer Their ranks swollen with sufferers from previous protests Long dead, gone, yet never forgotten. Shades lending conviction To the justice of their cause. ‘They look like scarecrows’ one observer commented, ‘More like Skeletons’ another watcher declared, hastily hushed by those who recognised the unpalatable truth. Once needed, relied upon, now cast down in decline with the Empty Shipyards and silenced Industries. The backbone of the Country, skilled workers who had brought fortune And world fame to the Nation, hands forever engrained from honest toil

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Ciaran kellgren
10 years ago

Save British industry

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Sue Davies
10 years ago

Do something for the British keep our Steel Industry going.

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Jeremy Bacon
10 years ago

This industry is critical to the North East and the UK. A 'Northern Powerhouse' without the capacity to truly create wealth through hard work and endeavour, in a region rich in both, is simply a vacuous phrase.