West Cumbria Mining held three drop-in sessions at their Haig Museum offices throughout June 2016.
Andrew Little and Kerry Pearson of Rowlands Restructuring and Insolvency, joint liquidators of Haig Pit Mining Museum, are pleased to confirm that an agreement has been reached to provide a short term solution to securing the former Haig Colliery site.
Helen Davies, West Cumbria Mining’s Communications Manager, pictured presenting a cheque for £2500 to Gerald McGlennon at Haig Pit in support of the Whitehaven Miners Memorial Fund, who are fundraising to relocate the Haig Pit Memorial to a new location within the grounds of the museum.
West Cumbria Mining held three drop in sessions at Haig Pit Mining Museum, on Wednesday 19th August, Wednesday 2nd September and Wednesday 16th September 2015.
With phase 1 completed, we are delighted to announce that phase 2 drilling was successfully started near Rottington this week.
Through the Whitehaven News, a contributor raised a question regarding West Cumbria Mining’s (WCM) intentions while investigating the coal seams beneath West Cumbria.
West Cumbria Mining, the company seeking to develop a new world class metallurgical coal mine in Cumbria, held two public meetings in July 2014 to ensure that everyone had the opportunity to find out about the project plans and have the opportunity to air their views and ask any questions.
West Cumbria Mining is pleased to announce the appointment of Priority Drilling as the preferred contractor who will carry out the test boreholes for the Whitehaven Coking Coal Project.
Residents welcomed the opportunity for face to face talks with West Cumbria Mining at two Stakeholder Information events held on 15th and 16th July 2014 in Whitehaven and St Bees respectively.
Mark Kirkbride, Chief Executive Officer of West Cumbria Mining said: “The Company is delighted to announce the completion of financing for its Whitehaven Coking Coal Project.
