VALD


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VALDVienna Atomic Line Database
VALDValue Added Linux Distributor (computing)
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"We bought the Vald Birn site in 2006 and it has been a long haul to get where we are now.
Village revamp backed; But ambitious plan must win over minister
Banks wants to redevelop 35 acres of land, including the former Vald Birn site, with 323 homes, a village centre, car parking and landscaped areas.
New homes bid is set to be approved; Banks Group's Cambois plan to be backed
In 2002 Blyth Power Station, another major employer shut down and in 2006 the Vald Birn foundry went out of business.
New hope for village revival
In November 2008 Banks revealed revised plans for 470 eco-friendly houses and apartments - together with a shop, GP surgery, a care home and combined heat and power plant - on the Vald Birn site.
Fresh hope for village as homes bid lodged
Station Officer Ian Wilkinson, of Northumbria Fire and Rescue Service, said: "It is too early to say if the Vald Birn fire was also arson, but it is being treated as suspicious.
Third fire attack on sea front; Investigators probe blaze at office block
"The old power station and the Vald Birn factory have gone now and the only way Cambois can go from here is up," he said.
Revitalising coastal area is John's goal; Pub owner backs housing scheme plan
Amicus shop steward Trevor Davison, 38, had worked at Vald Birn for 19 years.
Iron foundry closes
Bill Green, regional organiser for the trade union Amicus, which represents 100 Vald Birn workers, said: "Those who are skilled foundry workers will find it difficult to find work of the same skilled type, as the number of foundries in the UK has diminished rapidly.
Rising bills brings the axe on 150
Almost 20 firefighters spent more than two hours battling to control a blaze which was started deliberately in the disused Vald Birn UK iron foundry in Cambois on Monday night.
Arsonist is hunted after spate of fires; Community is put at risk by vandals
The Vald Birn UK iron foundry in Cambois, Northumberland, closed last month with the loss of 157 jobs.
Bigger bills mean fewer jobs
Workers at the 157-job Vald Birn UK plant in Cambois, Northumberland, completed their final shift after soaring energy costs and cheap foreign competition forced its closure.
True men of mettle
The effect has already been cited as a prime factor behind two North-East companies ( electronics firm Circatex in South Shields and iron foundry Vald Birn UK, at Cambois, near Ashington ( going into administration this month.
Two companies in administration
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