Lisa Pinney

Chief Executive @MiningRemAuth. Chair @WTBBC. MBE. Aim to make a difference. Good in a crisis. Passionate about inclusion. Views my own. Pronouns- She/ Her

[Larry the Cat @Number10cat]

Me watching that penalty shootout... #Lionesses

[Lionesses @Lionesses]

INCREDIBLEEEEE!!!!!!! 🔥

WE ARE #WEURO2025 SEMI-FINALISTS! 😍

[Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust @WTBBC]

Join us on Sat 26th July for A Dudley Day Out!

Take your pick from 4 free guided walks taking you through some of Dudley’s beautiful green spaces, offering a chance to enjoy nature, connect with others and reflect on the environment around you.

Book now: https://t.co/eaeI3o1eJR

[Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust @WTBBC]

Happy Flying Ant Day to all who celebrate - and you should!

Not really a day, but a short period of time each year in which ants grow wings and take flight in search of mates. And it's GREAT because ants are crucial for soil health, seed dispersal, nutrient cycling & lots more!

[Mining Remediation Authority @MiningRemAuth]

This year, we’ve delivered real impact, from protecting communities to pioneering mine water heat.

As we launch our 2025 to 2028 Business Plan, we’re focused on delivery and innovation. We’re ready to take the next step toward our 2032 vision.

🔗 https://t.co/Lm7x5Mpcr5

[Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust @WTBBC]

Moseley Bog has been putting on another fantastic display of wild orchids! These Common Spotted Orchids look beautiful amongst the buttercups. Why not join us to discover the reserve at our Open Day on Saturday 5th July with fun for all the family: https://t.co/G4fO7wtqPw

[Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust @WTBBC]

Interested in volunteering with us in Walsall? Come along to our Volunteer Taster Day at Turner's Wood next Tuesday, 10.30-15.00, meet our conservation team and help us work to ensure the reserve's bluebells will bloom better than ever! Find out more: https://t.co/pXNAo3nO2f

[Mining Remediation Authority @MiningRemAuth]

We remain committed to our 10-year vision to make a better future for people and the environment in mining areas.

Our 2025 to 2028 Business Plan is the engine house of that vision, with a clear focus on delivery, innovation, and impact.

Read more: https://t.co/NHdXAce6je

[Mining Remediation Authority @MiningRemAuth]

We're proud to launch one of the first mine water heat schemes in Wales!

This groundbreaking project is transforming the coal mining legacy into a sustainable energy solution.

Watch the video to find out more!

#MineWaterHeat #SustainableEnergy #EnergySecurity
@innovateuk

[Mining Remediation Authority @MiningRemAuth]

Spotlighting the incredible women shaping the future of mining and engineering @MiningRemAuth to celebrate International Women in Engineering Day and @IntWIM Day earlier this month!

#IWIM2025 #INWED25 #WomenInMining #WomenInEngineering #TogetherWeEngineer #VoiceOfImpact

[Mining Remediation Authority @MiningRemAuth]

We’re proud to share our 2025 to 2028 Business Plan, which marks our next step towards our bold 10-year vision to 2032.

Explore how we’re delivering more, adapting faster, and building a better future for people and the environment in mining areas👇

https://t.co/vKnwuRzWzH

[Wimbledon @Wimbledon]

Championing Nature together 🏆

A newly-launched programme will bring disadvantaged children, young people and families closer to nature and all its benefits 🌾

Made possible by four Wildlife trusts across England and the partnership between #Wimbledon and @emirates 🤝

[Lisa Pinney @LisaPinney]

Great to be on site with colleagues and supply chain at Thorpe Hesley, Yorkshire to see early stages of construction of @MiningRemAuth
mine water treatment scheme. The scheme will protect drinking water for 2400 people and treat up to 2.36 billion litres of mine water each year

[BDA @britishdrilling]

Record turnout for the BDA’s “Assessing & Mitigating Risks from Coalfield Areas” webinar!

Thanks to the Mining Remediation Authority for expert insights into CMRA, coalfield planning & permitting.

Watch again here - https://t.co/w7oOIzBTKa

[Durham County Council @DurhamCouncil]

We are currently facilitating site works at Chester Moor Nature Reserve to allow The @MiningRemAuth to upgrade their infrastructure by replacing a failing pipeline.

The pipeline serves the on-site mine water pumping station and works are essential due to its deteriorating condition.

We expect the works to take up to 12 months with some areas of the Nature Reserve restricted during this period, and diversions in place. We ask visitors to follow on-site signage and instructions from staff, and keep dogs on a lead and under close control while using the site.

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we undertake these vital works to protect the Nature Reserve.

[British Geological Survey @BritGeoSurvey]

Make sure to register for your FREE ticket to #MineWaterEnergy2025!

Join for online talks from internationally renowned geothermal experts. The event will focus on case studies of mine water heating, cooling & storage schemes worldwide.

Tickets here:
https://t.co/fw6vKhont6

[Mining Remediation Authority @MiningRemAuth]

Our Welsh Metal Mines Programme team held an interesting session @NatResWales and River Trusts from across Wales this week.

This included a site visit to Cwmystwyth and a workshop exploring opportunities for the trusts to support our programme with nature-based solutions

[Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust @WTBBC]

Just 3 days left to apply! We're seeking 2 new Conservation Officers. Do you want to make a real difference to nature’s protection and recovery in Birmingham and the Black Country? Don't miss this exciting and rewarding opportunity to join our team: https://t.co/FdfaZVNPsy

[Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust @WTBBC]

We're hiring! We are seeking 2 x Conservation Officers to deliver vital work protecting and restoring nature across Birmingham and the Black Country. Are you passionate about nature’s recovery in our cities and towns? Help us to deliver it. Apply by 28/03: https://t.co/FdfaZVNPsy

[Durham County Council @DurhamCouncil]

A key milestone has been reached in one of the UK’s first large-scale mine water heat projects, with work now underway.
We’re working with a number of organisations to deliver the project, which will ultimately see mine water used to heat homes on a new sustainable community, near #Seaham.
We’ve teamed up with the @MiningRemAuth and @KarbonHomes, to heat 750 affordable homes on the Seaham Garden Village development. The ultra-low carbon district heat network has thus far received more than £4m in government funding.
All legal and land agreements were recently completed, including the appointment of @VitalEnergi to design, build and operate the ultra-low carbon district heat network that will heat half of the homes on the new garden village.
With the agreements in place, Vital has begun work to construct the energy centre, which will take heat to those homes.
Cllr Mark Wilkes, our Cabinet member for neighbourhoods and climate change, said: “We are delighted to have started work on what will be the UK’s first large-scale mine water heat project using a mine water treatment scheme, right here in County Durham.
“This innovative project will have significant environmental benefits – making use of currently untapped heat to keep houses warm, and, in doing so, avoiding the need to use non-renewable sources of energy.
“The affordable properties will also provide a welcome boost to County Durham residents looking to get on the housing ladder; while the prospect of more homes, a school and innovation hubs in the future will, we hope, attract people looking for somewhere to live, families and those seeking work.”