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Profile of a Welsh county coalfield - The Denbighshire Coalfield, 1850-1914 [PDF]
During the nineteenth century the British coal industry fuelled industrial growth to such an extent that Great Britain was acknowledged as the most powerful industrial country in the world. Although the coal industry was dominated by the larger regional coalfields, e.g.
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Coalfield health effects: Variation in health across former coalfield areas in England
Health and Place, 2011Regions affected by deindustrialisation are often characterised by unfavourable local health profiles. This was the situation in coalfield areas in England, where the scale and suddenness of the job losses in the 1980s and 1990s left these communities experiencing difficult socioeconomic conditions, and associated poor health status.
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Nature, 1971
THE discovery of eight coal seams of workable quality in the Geological Survey Apley Barn Borehole1,2, sunk in 1960–61 near Witney, prompted the recent sinking of a second borehole (1970–71) near Steeple Aston, Oxfordshire. This borehole is situated between Bicester and Chipping Norton some 14 miles north-east of the Apley Barn Borehole (Fig. 1).
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THE discovery of eight coal seams of workable quality in the Geological Survey Apley Barn Borehole1,2, sunk in 1960–61 near Witney, prompted the recent sinking of a second borehole (1970–71) near Steeple Aston, Oxfordshire. This borehole is situated between Bicester and Chipping Norton some 14 miles north-east of the Apley Barn Borehole (Fig. 1).
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Journal of the Geological Society, 1974
Although the presence of Upper Coal Measures under the Mesozoic rocks around Burford has been known for nearly 100 years, productive Westphalian was proved for the first time in this area by the IGS Apley Barn borehole, near Witney, where Upper Carboniferous strata were entered at 250–19 m.
KINGSLEY G. DUNHAM, EINAR G. POOLE
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Although the presence of Upper Coal Measures under the Mesozoic rocks around Burford has been known for nearly 100 years, productive Westphalian was proved for the first time in this area by the IGS Apley Barn borehole, near Witney, where Upper Carboniferous strata were entered at 250–19 m.
KINGSLEY G. DUNHAM, EINAR G. POOLE
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2002
Abstract In the pit villages of County Durham, the WVS became a site of open class struggle as Labour women used it to challenge the paternalistic hold traditionally exercised by middle-class social leaders over the associational life of the miners' wives.
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Abstract In the pit villages of County Durham, the WVS became a site of open class struggle as Labour women used it to challenge the paternalistic hold traditionally exercised by middle-class social leaders over the associational life of the miners' wives.
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