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British Steel Corporation of London.
1918 New private steel company formed by Baldwins, their bankers and associates; it was called the British Steel Corporation; it had acquired the Briton Ferry Works and extensive land between the Swansea docks and the Neath River to host blast furnaces and coke ovens[1].
NB Another British Steel Corporation was created in 1967 to hold the nationalised industry
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