Consultantscoal mining report

Non-residential report starting from £134.58

Designed by environmental consultants and geotechnical engineers, our Consultants Report provides essential data and guidance on historical coal mining activity and potential issues that could affect your client’s site and its surrounding areas.

Key features:

  • Large-scale map: 7 key coal mining attributes are highlighted as features to support with planning.
  • 5 key sections: Mining activity, geology, investigative or remedial activity, licensing and future mining activity as well as further action and data definitions.
  • Mine entries: Information is set out in an easy to read table highlighting the entry type, best plotted position, grid reference, treatment descriptions if available, the mineral worked and any conveyancing details.
  • Recorded and probable coal mining activity: Detailed analysis of past and potential future mining activities.
  • Coal mining geology: In-depth geological data to understand the site’s characteristics.
  • Coal Authority managed tips: Information on Coal Authority managed tips and their impact within 500 metres of the enquiry boundary.
  • Investigative and remedial activity: Details on past investigations and remedial actions.
  • Mine water treatment schemes: Locations and confirmation on where the Coal Authority has previously investigated and where necessary remediated the effects of mine water flooding, or mitigated potential contamination.

Why choose a Consultant’s Report?

Some consultants use our Non-Residential CON29M report as a basis for risk assessment. Our Consultants Report provides a more detailed geotechnical analysis and site history offering more context, improved visualization, and better risk assessment for your developer clients.

Comprehensive data and guidance:

  • Coal seam and hazard data: Build a comprehensive geotechnical profile with tailored guidance for thorough due diligence.
  • Mine gas, water, and subsidence investigations: Detailed information on potential hazards.
  • In-depth mine entry details: Information on mine entries within 100 meters of the site boundary.
  • Large scale map: Highlights risks for easy identification of potential issues.
  • Access to unique archives: Use abandoned mine catalogue reference numbers for easy information location.

Why trust a Consultant’s Report?

The Consultants Coal Mining Report pinpoints significant past coal mining activity, or legacy management that could impact your client’s site. The Coal Authority provides follow-up reports and consultancy, including permitting and planning conditions to assist in managing due diligence and client relationships.

Why we’re great to work with:

  • Trusted source: The most reliable information on coal mining risks for land development.
  • Non-Departmental Government Body: A statutory body with comprehensive and up-to-date information.
  • Comprehensive coverage: Includes detailed information from over 120,000 mine abandonment plans and 176,000 recorded mine entries across England, Scotland and Wales.
  • Customer service: Dedicated support team ready to assist with queries, same day report returns, and comprehensive after service.

For more information or to order a report, contact us on:
customerservice@miningremediation.gov.uk
0345 762 6848