A small, family-owned dry dock in Wales struggles to survive in the harsh global climate where ships are often worth more as scrap metal than as actual sea-going cargo vessels. Wales suffered badly during the 2008 economic crash and has been the area slowest to return to prosperity. The dock's closure would have been devastating for the local economy.
Dry Dock
A small, family-owned dry dock struggles to stay in business in a harsh global economic climate where a ship may well be worth more as scrap metal than as a working cargo carrier.