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Old 20-10-2015, 17:55   #55
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: Should the coal mines in the UK be reopened?

As l have already said, yes, it is a long time since the Mines were closed. But wouldn't it be better for this country on the Job front.

Britain used to be the pride of great Industries. The mines could do so much, Oil companies spend thousands of pounds in drilling for new oil fields.

Why cant we do that. At the end of the day, we have young adults that could work at the mines, solving the jobless situation and OAPs could benefit with cheap fuel.

I cannot see any problems with producing coal in this country.

Instead of importing it - we can produce it ourself
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