Any large cities near UK coal mines?

[SanVito]

@The_Stafford_Cripps

This event has been commemorated ever since by the two Bristol football teams refraining from ever scoring a goal.

I DID NOT KNOW THAT!

(And one of those teams is a client of mine :smack:)

[The_Stafford_Cripps]

@SanVito

(Well, part from the Edinburgh suggestion above).

And Glasgow, which had coalmines within a few miles of the city centre, in post 5.

It’s absurd for upend to imply that Scotland is not “traditionally associated with coal mining”, along with eg NE England, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire…

[SanVito]

@The_Stafford_Cripps

And Glasgow, which had coalmines within a few miles of the city centre, in post 5.

It’s absurd for upend to imply that Scotland is not “traditionally associated with coal mining”, along with eg NE England, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire…

…and lest we forget, The Black Country (in the West Midlands) which is even named for its (former) major industry.

[si_blakely]

@The_Stafford_Cripps

And Glasgow, which had coalmines within a few miles of the city centre, in post 5.

I was thinking Glasgow, too:

Half of Glasgow homes at risk from disused mines

[the_art_of_rolling]

W.G. Grace, one of England’s most remembered sporting heroes was a medical doctor and assisted at the Easton, Bristol colliery disaster of 1886, a city centre pit.