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The All Party Parliamentary Group for Steel was set up in
2002, and brings together Members of Parliament and Peers with steel interests.
It aims to represent the interests of UK steel producers, their employees and
their communities. It is supported by UK Steel and the steel trade unions. In
2004 it was extended to include cast metals, in association with the
Cast Metals
Federation, and in 2005 to include metal forming,
in association with the
Confederation of British
Metalforming.
Officers
| Chair |
Jessica Morden MP |
| Secretary |
Adrian Bailey MP |
| Treasurer |
Angela Smith MP |
| Vice-Chair |
Tony Baldry MP |
| Vice-Chair |
Lord Brookman of Ebbw Vale |
Contents
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Steel Summit |
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Press release issed following the Steel Summit organised by
the Group with Lord Mandelson and representatives of the industry and trades
unions. 14th May 2009. |
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The Westminster Steel Bulletin - Issue
6 |
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Bulletin published March 2005. In PDF format. Main articles
cover the world steel market and the UK's national allocation plan under the
EU's emissions trading scheme. |
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The Westminster Steel Bulletin - Issue
5 |
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Bulletin published July 2004. In PDF format. Main articles
cover the steel market; the UK draft national allocation plan under the EU's
emissions trading scheme; and EU enlargement. |
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The Westminster Steel Bulletin - Issue
4 |
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Bulletin published February 2004. In PDF format. Main
articles cover the UK draft national allocation plan under the EU's emissions
trading scheme; feedback from the DTI's steel workshop held on 15 January 2004;
and the risk of raw material shortages arising from the rapid growth in Chinese
steel production and consumption. |
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The Westminster Steel Bulletin - Issue
2 |
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Bulletin published June 2003. In PDF format. Main articles
cover evidence to the recent Trade and Industry Committee inquiry into the UK
steel industry and emissions trading. |
Contact: Adrian Bailey MP, Group Secretary: 020 7219 6060
Disclaimer: The views expressed on
these pages are those of the All Party Parliamentary Steel and Metal Related
Industry Group. Although the Group is supported by UK Steel, the Cast Metals
Federation, the Confederation of British Metalforming and the steel unions, it
is independent of them. The fact that these pages appear on UK Steel's website
does not mean that the views expressed therein are necessarily endorsed by UK
Steel or its member companies.
© All Party
Parliamentary Steel and Metal Related Industry Group
email: webmaster@uksteel.org.uk
Last updated: 8th December 2009 |