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The Coal Authority Board is to conduct its business in public, with the next meeting arranged to take place on 15 March 2016.
Following a recent review, a new pricing structure will come into effect from 29 February 2016.
A new protection scheme at Whitburn will prevent an important drinking water source from contamination by mine water.
An update from the Coal Authority on the incident reported today in Nantyffyllon, south Wales.
The Coal Authority is preparing to take on Kellingley Colliery's coal mining subsidence claims.
The Coal Authority intends to revise its current public task statement and invites your comments.
An innovative treatment works using the natural environment to clean metal-rich water from an abandoned mine was recently opened by Water Minister Rory Stewart in Cumbria.
The Office of Public Sector Information will be carrying out a re-verification of our commitment to the Information Fair Trader Scheme.
From 1 December 2015, under commercial licensing terms, the Coal Authority will be making available their coal mining data.
Our new online form allows you to complete a permit application online.
The Coal Authority Board is to conduct its business in public, with the next meeting arranged to take place on 19 May 2015.
The Coal Authority Board is to conduct its business in public, with the next meeting arranged to take place in Cardiff on 17 March 2015.
The Coal Authority has made two new awards to operate and maintain its treatment schemes and to design and construct new schemes.
The Coal Authority has welcomed the findings of a Triennial Review recommending that it continues to carry out its current functions.
The Coal Authority Board is to conduct its business in public, with the next meeting arranged for 18 November 2014.
The Coal Authority has made its Interactive Map Viewer available for mobile devices.
The Authority received the award for its commitment and support to the professional development of planners and planning staff.
Previously unrecorded World War One practice trenches are thought to have been discovered by the Coal Authority in Derbyshire, England.
View or download a full list of our new scale of charges.
Whitburn – protecting an important source of drinking water for South Tyneside and Sunderland
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