Some Cleveland Bridge staff set to return this week as efforts to rescue stricken firm continue

By Dave Rogers2021-08-02T05:00:00

Darlington company went into administration last month

Administrators for Cleveland Bridge have said limited production will restart at its Darlington factory this week once terms have been agreed with customers and insurance has been sorted out.

FRP Advisory held a meeting about the stricken steelwork business on Friday which was attended by local MPs, Paul Howell and Peter Gibson, Tees Valley mayor Ben Houchen, Darlington council leader Heather Scott as well as employee and union representatives.

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