coal tip
coal-pile

The coal tips and their railways were finally closed in 1960.

The site now lies beneath a reclaimed coal tip which is grassed over.

Strong freshwater springs were encountered when sinking the foundations of the No.10 coal tip.

The view on the right shows the (now landscaped) coal tip on the right.

The coal tip has been grassed completely and the once dangerous slurry lake turned into a freshwater nature reserve.

Their dogs looked like wolves who'd scoured a coal tip and sometimes they barked and the men shouted.

Call to save coal tip 'heritage'

British Coal's plans to build a huge coal tip at Gascoigne Wood could get approval later today.

The company said it expected to begin coal tip washing operations at Langton in Nottinghamshire in the first half of 2009.

The land reclamation took two years and involved the clearing of coal tips and re-routing of the River Dare.

Peat bogs, old coal tips and classic mine villages are all part of the sensitive restoration at Dare Valley Country Park.

Before doing so, Huw finally visits his native valley, which he previously avoided, and is astonished to discover the coal tips gone and the area landscaped.

The colliery's coal tip has since been preserved as Parc Bonc yr Hafod.

Large amounts of ash from nearby coal tips was laid as a base for the pitch, serving it well throughout its years of use with superb drainage.

In the coal districts it is generally possible for the husband or his sons to get household coal for the family by "picking" on coal tip.

At two and a half I left the coal tips and Italian caffs for Cardiff's docks and delicatessens.

There is a growing momentum in a number of projects in Australia to deploy its coal tip washing technology, especially in Queensland, ATH said.

The old school badge depicted a coal tip or a mountain of coal which was once a common sight in the locality and the green is the grass growing down below.

He sketched the miners coming home from work, the women scavenging bits of coal from the slag heap (a mountain of worthless debris also called a coal tip).

At Brambley-Moore Dock, the railway dropped to road level to pass under the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (L&YR) coal tip branch.

The coal tip on the edge of the village is the proposed site of a development of a dry ski slope, conveniently located on the main Wrexham - Chester road.

The Aberfan Coal Tip Tragedy" by Thom Parrott, included on the Smithsonian Folkways CD set Best of Broadside. "

Sir, Aberfan Disaster The Bishop of Llandaff, Dr Simon, has said for people to press for urgent action for making safe all existing coal tips, which I would support.

A walk on 'the mountain'- more accurately broad, windswept moorlands with a coal tip or three for good measure - was a welcome escape from the terraces, mines and factories on the valley floor.

The disused coal mine at Hafod is situated to the east of the village and the mine's former coal tip has now been converted to a country park, Bonc yr Hafod.

Seeing the coal-pile was a little like seeing a great landmark about which you had only read or heard from others.

They pull up in front of the Societe Algerienne d'eclairage et de Force, a double-smokestacked behemoth with the biggest coal-pile of all.

I invited them in, taking them first to the boiler-room, where I showed them the coal-pile, explaining that this was used to generate steam in the boiler.