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Vast scale of new British Steel furnace revealed

The vast size of a new furnace which will bring back steelmaking to Teesside has been revealed in new plans.
British Steel has confirmed plans to build a new Electric Arc Furnace at Lackenby, Redcar, which will use greener technology to melt scrap and …

British Steel reveal details of Electric Arc Furnace at Redcar

British Steel has confirmed plans to build a new Electric Arc Furnace at Lackenby, Redcar, which will use greener technology to melt scrap and produce new steel.
A planning application has now been sent to Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council in the ne…

Steelmaking in Teesside: Everything you need to know as …

Steelmaking is making a return to Teesside with a new electric arc furnace.
British Steel confirmed plans to build new furnaces at its Teesside[1] and Scunthorpe[2] plants. Electric furnaces are greener, recycling scrap steel into new steel, but requi…

The force is strong with Teesside, says expert business panel

Opportunity knocks for Tees businesses in 2024 – but the skills gap remains its biggest challenge. They were two of the key messages that came from the latest Tees Business LIVE event.
The Christmastime event, the last organised by Tees Business in 202…

Incident disrupts railway between Redcar and Saltburn

All lines were blocked and services across the region have been affected.
It is understood the alarm was raised at around lunchtime.
A North East Ambulance Service spokesperson said: “We were called to an incident on Marske Road, Saltburn By The Sea to…

Tees Valley Combined Authority: Teesworks report date

An investigation was launched following allegations of “industrial-scale corruption” at the freeport by Middlesbrough MP Andy McDonald. The claims have been strongly denied by Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen who dared him to repeat them outside of parlia…

North Sea crustacean deaths: Pyridine unlikely cause says report

Mass wash-ups of dead marine life on the Teesside coast were first reported in October 2021, with some scientists and fishermen believing the chemical compound pyridine was the cause.
Some argued the chemicals disturbed by dredging on the Tees riverbed…