Steel Works: Port Talbot's Heart

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • The way of life, including jobs for many steel workers, is under threat for those living and working in Port Talbot.
    Sky News correspondent Ashish Joshi looks at how steel production has dominated the way of life in the area for more than a century, and what effect job losses at Tata Steel would mean for the local community: trib.al/mqIA0Ic
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Комментарии • 39

  • @Lynn-zw7dr
    @Lynn-zw7dr 2 года назад +2

    My late dad worked at Port Talbot from 1955, I was only 3, he lodged locally as we lived in Ramsgate Kent.

  • @cliveclerkenville2637
    @cliveclerkenville2637 8 месяцев назад +2

    Those jobs will never be replaced. Never.
    Benefits culture, single parent families, drugs.

  • @syedmedia3573
    @syedmedia3573 3 года назад +2

    Power of India

  • @huwowen2899
    @huwowen2899 8 лет назад +7

    I could never imagine Port Talbot without a steelworks, it would just be wrong, completely wrong for Port Talbot to lose its steelworks

  • @OscarDafyddWilliams2001
    @OscarDafyddWilliams2001 3 года назад +2

    My hometown

  • @scootjohn777
    @scootjohn777 8 лет назад +3

    A bit ironic having that stronger in the EU ad at the beginning of this video.

    • @williamhastings4491
      @williamhastings4491 8 лет назад

      +john rees
      Here is crazy suggestion why not have only TATA Steel be the authorised buyer and seller of steel in the UK and then they can buy cheap Chinese steel and subsidize UK Steel - and as the sole legal importer they can limit the influx of steel which is being dumped.
      All we have to do is get parliament - whoops - sorry - forgot - we need the EU to pass that law as its anti - competitive - even when they are dumping steel at sea freight only prices.
      Good old EU.

  • @cliffordhughes2128
    @cliffordhughes2128 Год назад +3

    Stop spending millions of pounds a week on migrants free loaders crossing the channel reinvest the money and save these jobs at Port Talbot

  • @stevewastaken21
    @stevewastaken21 8 лет назад +9

    Why can the government bailout the banks but not help out one of the last steelworks in Britain

    • @williamhastings4491
      @williamhastings4491 8 лет назад

      +William Hastings
      If we change the name of Port Talbot Steel Works to Port Talbot Bank PLC - Perhaps to Oxford Conservative Old Boys Bank PLC ?? maybe then they could spend 1/100 of the amount to bail out their friends in the City on people who actually work - heavy industry.

    • @williamhastings4491
      @williamhastings4491 8 лет назад +2

      The conservative government does not care one jot about the steel industry.

    • @Davidn1
      @Davidn1 8 лет назад

      Brussels would not allow it.

    • @williamhastings4491
      @williamhastings4491 8 лет назад

      David n
      The banks control a business worth 22 Trillion pounds.
      There is no money or enough money in steel.
      The banks tell the con-Servatives what to do so steel goes down the toilet.
      The EU could not care less we are a cash cow for the EU.
      The working class are not even a small consideration.

    • @Davidn1
      @Davidn1 8 лет назад +1

      William Hastings BSC destroyed Port Talbot (and so many other places). Nationalization failed once, best not try again.

  • @martytrain
    @martytrain 7 лет назад +1

    11.27 George Osbourne criticised Labour, of course he was talking about so called New Labour which was the Torry,s with a red tie on under Blair and Brown. Oh but we must not forget " the torry,s are good with the economy " and "Jeremy corbyne is not a leader" and of course " we don't want to go back to the bad old 1970,s "

  • @user161hellobye
    @user161hellobye 5 лет назад +1

    Atleast It Wasn't Big Injuries

  • @garethfloydevans861
    @garethfloydevans861 3 года назад +3

    Needs to go back to british steel ban chinese import steel

  • @shanjanusman9974
    @shanjanusman9974 8 лет назад +2

    The only way is out of the €U

    • @williamhastings4491
      @williamhastings4491 8 лет назад

      +Shanjan Usman
      Here is crazy suggestion why not have only TATA Steel be the authorised buyer and seller of steel in the UK and then they can buy cheap Chinese steel and subsidize UK Steel - and as the sole legal importer they can limit the influx of steel which is being dumped.
      All we have to do is get parliament - whoops - sorry - forgot - we need the EU to pass that law as its anti - competitive - even when they are dumping steel at sea freight only prices.
      Good old EU.

  • @williamhastings4491
    @williamhastings4491 8 лет назад +2

    We joined the EU in hope of protection from cheap imports and regulation.
    What happened to the dog that never barked - the EU - very sad.
    Here is crazy suggestion why not have only TATA Steel be the authorised buyer and seller of steel in the UK and then they can buy cheap Chinese steel and subsidize UK Steel - and as the sole legal importer they can limit the influx of steel which is being dumped.
    All we have to do is get parliament - whoops - sorry - forgot - we need the EU to pass that law as its anti - competitive - even when they are dumping steel at sea freight only prices.
    Good old EU.

    • @brythonicman3267
      @brythonicman3267 8 лет назад +1

      +William Hastings Sadly, our hands are tied, even if we nationalised steel which is probably not cost effective anyway, EU directives would make it very difficult, but that aside we could do what the USA does and charge import tariffs on Chinese steel being dumped on this nation, but the EU trade agreement made with China obviously covers Britain as well so as things stand we can't do anything. I used to live in Scunthorpe a once prosperous town now looking like a ghost town in comparison to years gone by, the whole demise of the British steel industry is a tragedy of epic proportions.
      Meanwhile a considerable amount of EU aid (of which a substantial amount is UK money) is going to Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, The Czech Republic & Romania which is being partly redirected into their steel manufacturing plants to compete against ourselves.
      We need to leave the EU asap and be the masters of our own destiny and not be dictated to by an overseas political monster.

    • @williamhastings4491
      @williamhastings4491 8 лет назад

      +Brythonic Man
      The politician at the top on left and right are wrapped up with big business as per labours position on staying in the EU. Its all dirty business and those who will suffer - again - are the poor people - the working class. The EU is a monster that we help create - normally the reaction would be - run like hell - but the political media will push aside sovereignty (freedom) as they are paid to do so - easy money.

    • @brythonicman3267
      @brythonicman3267 8 лет назад

      +William Hastings Yup, the whole shebang is run by crooks. There are some good politicians around, but unless they play ball they never progress. After the USA, we are the largest donors of overseas aid, cut that by 10% and the steel industry could be rescued by subsidising a private consortium as long as they were British.
      A hell of a lot is wrong with this country, I drove through Chelsea, Kensington, St Johns Wood and the City with work couple of months ago visiting health food stores, many of the cars parked up were worth more than my house, yet just over a mile away driving through Tower Hamlets the place looked poverty stricken and bordering on 3rd world conditions.

  • @gloomyvr1893
    @gloomyvr1893 3 года назад +3

    Without the steal works Port talbot/Margam will be a ghost town

    • @tusharbansal9362
      @tusharbansal9362 Год назад

      It is steel not steal😂

    • @sp4msolo724
      @sp4msolo724 9 месяцев назад

      Most of the steel works workforce don't live in port Talbot. It won't make much difference if it closes. Air will be cleaner for the people who actually live there.

  • @YOUTUBE_AMERICA
    @YOUTUBE_AMERICA 2 года назад +4

    Goverment should help tata
    Or atleast don't buy steel from china

  • @kazfleszar5899
    @kazfleszar5899 8 лет назад +2

    we are losing every thing that makes uk great the coal now this we cant say we re great anymore we need the steel up and running at all costs god forbid if we had a war and we could not get old of steel we re stuffed .

    • @222rich
      @222rich 3 года назад

      why would we need to fight a war?