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With news of Grimethorpe Colliery strike still in public eye, General Secretary of the Mineworkers’ Union gives exclusive interview to Paramount News.
Unusual aspect of Europe’s coal famine is dredging of precious mineral dropped in Bremen harbour during refuelling of ships.
Lyme Hall, nr. Stockport - Property of National Trust is threatened with prospect of open-cast coal mining. Carrington Coppice, nr Derby - Work goes ahead on this site. Wentworth Hall, nr Sheffield - work is...
Pathe cameramen visit Stobswood - Northumberland’s record-breaking colliery near Morpeth. Underground interviews with miners.
Britain resumes coal shipments to France. First ship reaches Rouen.
Canada opens new ore mine.
Thousand miners participate in first National Colliery Music Festival at Harringay Area.
Enoch Lewis, a Welsh miner, works at two mines every day. At his own he has been digging for fourteen years and has at last been given a licence to mine his own coal.
Troops take over French mines to ensure safety as strikes spread to key pits.
A story on Percy Haseman, a crippled ex-miner, who is being sent to America for a cure by his colleagues from the mines in Maltby, Rotherham.
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