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The narrow gauge railway wagon is from World War II The rusting remains of a narrow gauge railway wagon from World War II have been discovered in Fife. The wagon was found in Tentsmuir National ...
Mary Colliery once spanned the Central Fife site: at its peak it produced 800 tonnes of coal every day, and by 1957 employed 780 people. Its closure just nine years later heralded the end of Fife ...
Sepa has given permission for Loch Fitty to be drained and an opencast mine built in its place Scotland's environmental regulator has approved plans for a Fife loch to be drained so it can be ...
A Fife coal mining disaster that claimed 35 lives is being marked by a new generation of villagers. Schoolchildren are marking the High Valleyfield pit tragedy of 1939 by opening a memorial garden on ...
At least 20 environmental campaigners are staging a protest at a site which has planning permission for an open cast coal mine in Fife. The group is against plans for tree cutting to make way for the ...
Work at St Ninians, in Fife – which fell victim to Scottish Coal’s collapse – is due to restart after one of Europe’s leading mining firms stepped in to run it. Hargreaves Services reached ...
SNP ministers are under mounting pressure to explain why a controversial process for burning coal under the sea bed ... Lesley Laird, the Labour deputy leader at Fife Council, which is one of ...
Royal Bafokeng-controlled South African Coal Mining Holdings (SACMH) CEO Karl Gribnitz fancies himself as a rail wagon hugger. SACMH is making a rights offer to raise R400-million to boost coal ...
Men women and children competed in a series of races to carry coal sacks for a kilometre through the Fife village of Kelty. Competitors in the women’s race (Jane Barlow/PA) Founded in 1995 by ...
The narrow gauge railway wagon is from World War II The rusting remains of a narrow gauge railway wagon from World War II have been discovered in Fife. The wagon was found in Tentsmuir National ...
The wagon was found in Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve, in north east Fife. It now lies fully exposed following the latest natural erosion on the sand dune edge of the coastal reserve.