Harland and Wolff saved from closure in £6m rescue deal

Shipyard that built Titanic bought by London-based energy firm InfraStrata to supply its gas storage projectHarland and Wolff, the Belfast shipyard that built the Titanic, has been saved from closure after a London-based energy company stepped in with a £6m rescue deal.The historic shipyard, which also built the HMS Belfast cruiser now permanently moored on the Thames as a museum, went into administration in August after its Norwegian parent company collapsed. Continue reading...