Evacuated residents fear homes built on former mines could be demolished
Evacuated residents fear homes built on former mines could be demolishedImage caption, Aaron Anderson and his family are now living in Dunfermline after being evacuated in MayPublished11 minutes agoA resident evacuated from his street following ground movement linked to…
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Evacuated residents fear homes built on former mines could be demolishedImage caption, Aaron Anderson and his family are now living in Dunfermline after being evacuated in MayPublished11 minutes agoA resident evacuated from his street following ground movement linked to historical mining work says he expects his family will never return to their home.More than 250 people from 97 homes in the village of Coalsnaugton, Clackmannanshire, were told to leave their homes after the ground movement was discovered in May.An eight-week investigation by the Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) at the four affected streets has confirmed that the issue is related to past mining work.Aaron Anderson, who has three children including 11-year-old twins with autism, says he now "firmly believes" his house…
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