You’ll all be familiar with the ever-prominent story of the UK’s biggest steelworks Tata Steel. It’s back in the news this week as it was reported that it would close its Port Talbot site, unless it receives a £1.5bn subsidy from the UK Government to decarbonise and become the energy-efficient steel-making company it aspires to be.
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By demonstrating commitment above and beyond to the Armed Forces community, Pro Steel Engineering has received the Gold Ministry of Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Award.
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The UK has secured a resolution to end the ongoing issue regarding steel and aluminium tariffs with the US.
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Pro Steel engineering has successfully secured grant funding from Welsh Government’s Productivity Enhancement Programme for crucial investment.
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On behalf of clients Newport City Council and Alun Griffiths (Contractors), teams of engineers installed a new pedestrian link between Devon Place and Queensway at Newport Station on Christmas Day.
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The team effort on St Alban’s Bridge Blaenrhondda has won ICE Wales’ Roy Edwards Award.
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Pontypool-based Pro Steel Engineering has promoted Ryan Harris to Operations Manager of its factory.
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Newport athlete and Olympian Mica Moore has done it once, and she’s hoping to do it again, with the help of new sponsor Pro Steel Engineering.
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Two Torfaen residents are the first to pass NVQ qualifications as part of the Welsh Government Foundational Economy Challenge Fund.
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More than 170 people came together on Saturday 2nd October to celebrate the first ever Torfaen Community & Volunteer Awards at Pontypool Active Living Centre. Pro Steel Engineering sponsored the Trustee Of The Year award.
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