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The Mining Remediation Authority's customer standards sets out the service we are committed to provide to our customers.
Guidance for engineering Designer’s making submissions for structural, geotechnical or foundation solutions
Description of the data set showing types of geological disturbances which may have been affected by coal mining.
Description of the data set showing areas relating to licences for the working of coal.
Coal mining licence applications under consideration by the Mining Remediation Authority.
The Mining Remediation Authority's position on unacceptable behaviour by customers towards our staff, including how we manage incidents consistently and fairly.
You can report fraud to the Mining Remediation Authority using our online reporting form.
The Coal Authority’s approach to regularising any activity which intersects, disturbs or enters any of the Coal Authority’s interests.
Guidance which supports coal mining licence applications.
Guidance on the Mining Remediation Authority's cost recovery process as a statutory consultee for nationally significant infrastructure projects
Data catalogue of geospatial data sets held by the Coal Authority.
This mapping layer displays the types and counts of development and buildings alongside aggregated heating and cooling demands over recorded coal mine workings.
The Coal Authority’s approach to regularising any coal mining activity which intersects, disturbs or enters any of the Coal Authority’s coal interests.
Findings from a large subsidence event on a residential estate.
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