The Ferguson yard is moving to seven day working as it tries to complete two overbudget CalMac ferries.
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Appledore Shipyard to advertise for 350 jobs
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Copyright: BBCThe new owners of Appledore shipyard say they will be advertising in the next week for people to start work at the site.
It was announced on Tuesday InfraStrata had bought the site for £7m, after it was forced to close in 2019.
The company said it hopes to employ up to 350 people at the North Devon yard.
Conservative MP for Torridge and West Devon, Geoffrey Cox said: "If we can get this moving and the Prime Minister is fully behind it as he told the company yesterday, I think we can really do something quite special there."
"This is a new era for Appledore", he added.
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£800,000 grant will help tell Barrow's shipbuilding story
More than £800,000 is going to be invested in the Dock Museum in Barrow to tell the story of shipbuilding in the town.
Copyright: Barrow BCA special gallery will be created at the museum with the Heritage Lottery Fund grant, and two new walking trails will take people around the industry's important sites.
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Video caption: Tycoon Jim McColl 'surprised' at FM's ferry contract announcement Former shipyard owner Jim McColl says he was surprised when First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that Ferguson of Port Glasgow had won a contract to build two new ferries.
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Video caption: Ferry operator CalMac was offered ships it 'didn't want' A committee of MSPs looking at problems associated with the building of new ferries hears that the service operator CalMac did not want the vessels that had been ordered.