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'Up to £800m' invested in Welsh steelworks
The Welsh Government says steel giant Tata's plans are "a massive vote of confidence in Wales."
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Investigation after steelworks incident
An investigation is underway after an incident at the Port Talbot steelwork in the early hours of Tuesday morning. One man was taken to hospital where his injuries are described as not serious. He was working for the contractor Harscow.
Tata Steel say that incident happened away from their main production areas and that essential operations are unaffected.
Port Talbot steelworks 'incident'
A worker has been taken to hospital after an incident at Tata Steel's Port Talbot steelworks
Read the full storyExplosion report at steelworks
The ambulance service have confirmed that one person has been taken to hospital after reports of an explosion at Tata's Port Talbot steelworks. Mid and West Wales Fire Service say that three appliances attended the incident at around 1am on Tuesday morning.
"Economic pressures" prompt Tata 'stay home' offer
Workers at the Tata steel plant in Port Talbot have been sent letters inviting them to stay home at half pay during March.
It's understood that the majority of the 5000 workers based there have been offered the deal.
A spokesman said the scheme was "a very flexible approach"
– Robert Dangerfield, Tata spokesmanThe invitation is entirely voluntary asking if we would like to take time off at 50% pay during March. We are looking to reduce our operating costs at a time when we face tough economic pressures and when we are about to carry out major engineering work which shows a commitment to the plant's future
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