21/07/2016 BBC Wales Today

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250 jobs are lost in Port Talbot - after the engineering company -

Baby Ezra was born seven weeks early - his mum says he owes his life

to Glan Clwyd Hospital - now North Wales' Health Board

approves plans for a new neo-natal Unit there.

And supermarkets come under fire for what is called fake food.

A Port Talbot engineering firm which has supplied the steel

industry - including the town's TATA works -

for almost 40 years - has ceased trading.

250 people have lost their jobs since the company began facing

Our Economics Correspondent, Sarah Dickins, reports.

The machinery is silent after 37 years of working for Port

Fairwood Fabrications ceased trading a few

You own it and your father set it up a

My father passed away earlier this year.

Over the last four years we have put ?38 million in wages

alone and that is just in the last four years.

There was a future here, you know, it is heartbreaking.

Six months ago 250 worked here.

They carried out round-the-clock emergency

maintenance for TATA and were involved in building the new blast

The Swansea Bay tidal lagoon was what Fairwater hoped would keep

its metal fabrication business going but that is still on the drawing

This company has been caught in the vacuum of an industry which

is declining, steel, and one which is still trying

In January when Tata announced major cutbacks, this

company wrote to the Business Secretary Sajid Javid

Tata was devastating for the company.

It also suggested that the

Swansea Bay tidal lagoon was a way forward for this company

Well Tata is still in limbo and the tidal lagoon

The last 66 workers left as the gates

There are many companies in the area also affected by delays and

It is difficult to predict with any certainty

but clearly if there were

major projects such as the tidal lagoon going ahead on the doorstep

here, that could only be beneficial for Fairwoods and the supply chain

and manufacturing industry not only in Talbot but back

Many across private and public sectors are trying to hold tight,

waiting for a series of decisions to be made.

Plans for a new ?18 million pounds Neo-Natal Unit for North Wales have

moved a step closer - following approval

The unit would offer specialist care for premature and seriously-ill

It comes after proposals to temporarily remove

consultant-led Maternity Services from the hospital, were shelved.

Four week old Ezra Eeles owes his life to the medical staff

at Glan Clwyd hospital's special care baby unit.

Born seven weeks early he's just the sort of emergency case

the new Neo natal centre will specialise in.

His mum Clare from Llanddulas in Conwy says it will make a big

But it's not big enough, with the babies you can

see coming in and out, it definitely needs to be expanded.

neonatal intensive care centre some of the most seriously ill children

face the prospect of being treated many miles away

The full business case for the new project got the approval

of the Betsi Cadwaladr university health board at a meeting

We will have more cots and staff and be able to look

after more of those poorly BBC locally.

who'll need specialist care which will need

to go to mainly Liverpool and

England but even for them, we will be able to bring them back quicker.

But until recently there was turmoil at Glan Clwyd hospital with staff

shortages prompting the board to consider temporarily removing

Many people campaigned against the plan saying patients

would face long and stressful journeys to either Bangor

A purpose built neo-natal unit is what campaigners wanted

It has been identified since 1999

that this unit has been needed and

it has been ignored and continued to

We have been through several consultations, discussions,

One plaid Cymru AM believes services at Bangor's Ysbty Gwynedd could be

There's been a constant under the radar drift of

For me that is not good enough for the

population I represent and I will make sure that

we maintain full services in all fields.

The full business plan of the ?18 million unit needs

the blessing of the Welsh Government before it can go ahead.

But once it does, it could be open by 2018.

Even before the controversy, campaigners here have long supported

the idea of a neonatal unit and now that idea

North Wales Police have charged a 25-year-old man

with the murder of a mother at her home in Penygroes.

22-year-old Emma Baum's body was discovered on Monday morning

in the back garden of the house she shared with her

David Nicholas Davies will appear before Caernarfon

New figures show there's been a 21% increase in the number of violent

crimes recorded in Wales - up by more than 9,000

But the rise here was smaller than the 27% recorded

The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has criticised his challenger -

Pontypridd MP Owen Smith - for what he describes

as the "slightly odd" way he resigned from the shadow cabinet.

Speaking at the official launch of his campaign

to retain the leadership, Mr Corbyn said Mr Smith quit -

despite telling him he was happy in his top-team and wanted to stay.

Owen Smith was in the shadow cabinet until two weeks ago.

He came to see me to say he was happy in

the shadow cabinet and wanted to stay there and then left the meeting

and resigned which was a slightly odd thing to do.

But he of course - he is very welcome

to come back and I hope he would.

Well, Owen Smith disputes Mr Corbyn's account of the meeting,

Speaking to our Parliamentary Correspondent, David Cornock,

Mr Smith also denied he is anti-devolution.

The former shadow Welsh secretary said he wanted First Minister,

Carwyn Jones, to play a bigger role in Labour at Westminster.

Carwyn knows me well and he knows that isn't true.

I am also someone who has to think what we have to hold in

common, ways to hold the UK together so I

have said for example, in the

Labour party, the leader of our party in Wales should be much

decisions being taken in Westminster.

I would have Carwyn Jones alongside other leaders from

the Metropolitan bits of England's and the leader in Scotland sitting

regularly as a regional shadow national shadow cabinet to make big

areas where there is not about defence and economic

responsibility not only in Wales but where there is clear interest

This year's Royal Welsh Show in Llanelwedd came to a close today -

with final attendance figures 2% lower than last year.

Around 236,000 people visited over the four days -

A spokesperson for the show pointed out that many schools didn't

break-up until Wednesday - which could explain

Some of the best of Welsh produce has been on display

But some supermarkets have come under-fire at the Royal Welsh

Some people say the packaging - using fake farm names -

make people think they're buying British, when they're not.

Woodside and Boswell farms, some of the fake farm names used by

They sound British but are actually from Ireland and Denmark.

The NFU say this is misleading consumers and it is unacceptable.

We do not want consumers to be misled.

We have commissioned a survey which shows that over 60% have been

There is now a strong letter going to the National Trading

Tesco are not the only supermarket to do this,

Aldi have now decided to use only British meat in

So that people can buy their favourite food all

But how confused are consumers about where these kinds of

We are going to conduct our very own unscientific

We choose the cheapest to be honest because we're on a budget.

I think it is cheating people but there is

nothing on there to say it is

How to get more people to buy the food

It has been a hot topic for the show ground this

week but with household budgets stretched, will shoppers vote with

The deal for an American consortium to buy a controlling stake of 60%

in Swansea City Football Club has been completed.

The US investors Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan -

who lead the group - confirmed the deal in

Swansea Supporters Trust retain a 21% shareholding in the club.

Staying with football - and ALL the Welsh Premier League

sides have now been eliminated from Europe - after FK Vojvodina

beat Gap Connah's Quay in tonight's Europa League qualifier.

A double from captain Dejan Meleg made it 2-1 -

Let's get the weather forecast now - any more

sunshine on the way, Behnaz?

Yes, more sunshine on offer. Sunny spells as you go through tomorrow

with the potential for patchy rain, especially in the West. A few

isolated showers babe laments of clouds temperatures will range

between 13 and 17 Celsius. We have this weather front of being quite a

lot of cloud with it and drain as well. High-pressure not far away the

dry start for rush hour. We do have a few showers ahead of this but a

lot of dry weather to look forward to. The best of the dry and warm

weather the further south and east you are. The sunshine is strong

enough to break through the cloud so it will be pleasant when the sun

gets out with highs of 18 to 24 Celsius. Tomorrow night, some

evening sunshine to look forward to with a few isolated showers.

Temperatures will be comfortable overnight, ranging up to 16 Celsius.

Westerly winds will bring fresh air for the weekend. Saturday will be

the best day in terms of sunshine. Still the risk of isolated showers,

especially along the coast. All change on Sunday. Cloud and rain

spreading in from the south-west. Back to you.

We'll be back with updates in Breakfast from around

From all of us on the late team, thanks for watching.

Nos da. Goodnight.