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Farage to pledge to reopen blast furnaces in Port Talbot

By Editorial Board Published June 9, 2025 2 Min Read
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Farage to pledge to reopen blast furnaces in Port Talbot

Nigel Farage will pledge to reopen Port Talbot’s metal blast furnaces if in energy in Wales, as his Reform UK occasion units its sights on being the federal government within the Senedd subsequent yr.

In a speech in Port Talbot later, Mr Farage will define how subsequent yr’s Welsh parliament elections would be the main focus of his occasion.

The MP for Clacton has already dominated out standing on the Senedd elections subsequent yr. It’s unclear who will lead the Reform occasion in Wales.

Reindustrialising Wales will likely be on the centre of his speech. Acknowledging the duty at hand will not be fast or simple, Mr Farage can be anticipated to counsel a return to coal mining, if appropriate, as a part of Reform’s “long-term ambition to reopen Port Talbot steel”.

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The steelworks in Port Talbot. File pic: PA

Port Talbot was the most important steelmaking plant within the UK till the 2 blast furnaces had been switched off in September 2024, which noticed the lack of 2,800 jobs as a part of the transition to greener manufacturing strategies. Electrical arc furnaces are changing each blast furnaces and are set to be operational by early 2028.

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Wales is about to go to the polls in Could subsequent yr and Reform hopes to finish the 26-year Labour authorities reign in Wales.

The Reform supply stated Mr Farage’s speech “will tap into the hearts and minds of a deeply patriotic nation that feels betrayed and forgotten about by Labour”.

Current polling by Barn Cymru noticed the Labour vote share in Wales collapse to 18%, with Reform second within the polls on 25% behind Plaid Cymru on 30%, whereas the Conservatives who’re at the moment the opposition within the Senedd are on 13%.

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