Pandemic blamed as Cleveland Bridge collapses into administration

By Dave Rogers2021-07-22T12:38:00

Staff told firm will be wound up if buyer for 144-year-old business cannot be found

Stricken firm Cleveland Bridge has collapsed into administration with the pandemic being blamed for its demise.

And administrators, who were appointed yesterday, have warned the £48m turnover business will be wound up if it cannot find a buyer soon.

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