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The www.NavalShipBuilding.co.uk website represents the views of the 'Keep our Future Afloat Campaign' (KOFAC) which is a trade union led consortium of trade union, local authority and local community interests in the North West of England.

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	Northwest Shipbuilding Warship building and development of naval under-sea warfare systems are part of the northwest of England's defence sector.
	UK Warships Programme The Naval Strategic Plan 2007 sets out the Royal Navy's fleet requirements by 2015.
	Defence Policy KOFAC firmly believes in sustaining jobs and skills in the UK naval shipbuilding industrial base.

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Latest News

18/04/2008
£1K REWARD OFFER FOR BAE WORKERS
BAE workers are being offered a £1,000 bounty if they introduce people with vital skills to the yard....

17/04/2008
Scottish Inquiry - Shipbuilding - Royal Academy of Engineering Views
The Royal Academy of Engineering is pleased to respond to the Scottish Affairs Committee's inquiry into 'Employment and Skills for the Defence Industr...

28/03/2008
Memorandum from the Ministry of Defence
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Furness Enterprise Ltd, Furness Business Park, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria LA14 2PN United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)1229 820611
Fax: +44 (0)1229 820438

Email: sklosinski@furnessenterprise.co.uk or hknowles@furnessenterprise.co.uk

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Testimonials

"Barrow remains an untapped source of production capability and could... play a significant role in the coming shipbuilding programme."

Source: Rand, page 153 The UK's Naval Shipbuilding Industrial Base (2005), Report to UK MoD