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UK's Coal Authority has become the Mining Remediation Authority

UK government body changes name to reflect changing role of its operations

Duncan Moore
Julia Draycon, Community and Emergency Response Director, and Jim Repp, Head of Emergency Response at the Coal Authority, which has now been renamed as the Mining Remediation Authority

Julia Draycon, Community and Emergency Response Director, and Jim Repp, Head of Emergency Response at the Coal Authority, which has now been renamed as the Mining Remediation Authority | Credits: Mining Remediation Authority

The UK's Coal Authority has changed its name to the Mining Remediation Authority to better reflect the organisation's 24/7 role managing the effects of historical mining in England, Scotland and Wales...

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