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CAMPAIGN TO MARK FORMER COLLIERIES ON ORDNANCE SURVEY MAPS

Early day motion 2181, tabled 16 May 2006 by David Anderson (Labour). Signed by 88 members.

That this House warmly welcomes the initiative led by young people from former mining communities to have all the former UK collieries marked on future Ordnance Survey maps with a scale of 1:25,000 with a pit wheel symbol; acknowledges that the pits have shaped both communities and the local landscape; believes it is important that they are recorded by Ordnance Survey in the same way as other archaeological and historical information; welcomes the positive response so far from Ordnance Survey to this campaign and the assurance that they will give the matter serious consideration; and looks forward to the history of the coal mining industry being permanently recorded on reference maps in the future.

Signatures by party: Labour 66, Conservative 7, Liberal Democrat 7, Plaid Cymru 3, DUP 2, Social Democratic and Labour Party 2, Scottish National Party 1.