British Coal Corporation

The National Coal Board's successor from 1987, which closed the Six Bells and Marine complex in 1988 and was itself wound up when the industry was privatised in 1994.

Mines operated

Mine	Region	Years
Abernant Colliery	Neath Port Talbot	1987–1988
Annesley Colliery	Nottinghamshire	1987–1994
Arkwright Colliery	Derbyshire	1987–1988
Asfordby Colliery	Leicestershire	1987–1994
Ashington Colliery	Northumberland	1986–1988
Baddesley Colliery	Warwickshire	1987–1989
Bilston Glen Colliery	Midlothian	1987–1989
Brodsworth Colliery	South Yorkshire	1987–1990
Calverton Colliery	Nottinghamshire	1987–1993
Cotgrave Colliery	Nottinghamshire	1987–1993
Cwmgwili Colliery	Carmarthenshire	1987–1992
Darfield Main Colliery	South Yorkshire	1987–1989
Donisthorpe Colliery	Leicestershire	1987–1990
Ellistown Colliery	Leicestershire	1987–1991
Hemingfield Colliery	South Yorkshire	1987–1989
Lady Windsor Colliery	Rhondda Cynon Taf	1987–1988
Linby Colliery	Nottinghamshire	1987–1988
Nailstone Colliery	Leicestershire	1987–1991
North Selby Mine	North Yorkshire	1987–1994
Seaham Colliery	County Durham	1986–1988
Shirebrook Colliery	Derbyshire	1987–1993
Silverwood Colliery	South Yorkshire	1987–1994
Six Bells Colliery	Blaenau Gwent	1987–1988
Stillingfleet Mine	North Yorkshire	1987–1994
Sutton Manor Colliery	Merseyside	1987–1991
Trelewis Drift Mine	Merthyr Tydfil	1987–1989
Whitemoor Mine	North Yorkshire	1987–1994

Record created: 24 August 2026 · Last researched: 24 August 2026