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Coal mining

An artist’s impression of what the plaque will look like
Coal mining

Delays in installing Cowdenbeath plaque in memory of mining history

Melanie Ward MP with members of the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme (BCSSS) Melanie Ward MP with members of the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme (BCSSS)
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Former coal workers fear they'll die without seeing owed pension surplus

The mining memorial in Cowdenbeath is expected to be revealed on March 16 The mining memorial in Cowdenbeath is expected to be revealed on March 16
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Plaque to commemorate coal industry to be unveiled in March

The Labour Government has returned the investment reserve fund to the mineworker's pension scheme The Labour Government has returned the investment reserve fund to the mineworker's pension scheme
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Cowdenbeath MP pushes for fairness for Fife's coal pensioners

The exhibition documents part of Milton Rogovin's 1982 project that highlighted the lives of miners worldwide, including stories in Scotland The exhibition documents part of Milton Rogovin's 1982 project that highlighted the lives of miners worldwide, including stories in Scotland
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Exhibition celebrating legacy of Scottish miners' lives open to public

Ms Ewing with attendees from Benarty [LtoR] Lorna Gallagher, Andrew Watson, Charlotte Copeland, Carol Murphy and Annabelle Ewing MSP Ms Ewing with attendees from Benarty [LtoR] Lorna Gallagher, Andrew Watson, Charlotte Copeland, Carol Murphy and Annabelle Ewing MSP
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MSP sponsors Coalfield Regeneration Trust event at Scottish Parliament

How the memorial will look at Brunton Square How the memorial will look at Brunton Square
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Cowdenbeath's Rotary Club centenary project almost complete

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