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For more information about the ground movement and this incident, please go to Clackmannanshire Council’s website: https://t.co/AHuORyaQbw
UPDATE: As a precaution, the Local Resilience Partnership took the decision to ask residents to evacuate on nearby streets Langour and Nechtan Drive, meaning a total number of 97 homes have now been asked to evacuate.
The priority of all Local Resilience Partners continues to be the safety of everyone involved, and we are doing everything we can to support @ClacksCouncil and those affected to respond as quickly and safely as possible.
Thirty-six properties have been evacuated as a precaution, and we are planning to carry out detailed investigations to determine the cause of the incident and any potential risks.
To report a coal mine hazard, please call us on 0800 288 4242, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Incident: At around 9.30pm on Monday 18 May 2026, we were made aware of ground movement at Benbuck View, Coalsnaughton, Clackmannanshire, Scotland.
We are working with @fire_scot, @PoliceScotland , and @ClacksCouncil and we have secured the site.
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We understand how unsettling this has been for residents, and their safety has been our top priority.
Following extensive ground investigations, it's been found the sinkhole is not the result of historical coal mining. We'll continue to support partners and affected residents.
Update: Over the past 10 days, in our capacity as a category 2 responder, we have supported and worked with @blackburndarwen and Tilia Homes to keep people safe and to investigate the cause of the #sinkhole at Greenfield #Darwen.
Update: We are currently in the process of filling and stabilising the sinkhole in the Green Field area of Darwen.
Our initial investigations have shown evidence of historical mining and further detailed investigations will take place.
We received a report of a ground collapse in the Green Field area of Darwen yesterday lunchtime from @blackburndarwen.
Keeping people safe is our top priority. We are working with the council and housing developers to secure and stabilise the collapse as quickly as possible.
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BGS has launched the UK Geothermal Platform, providing national- to local-scale info on geothermal potential.
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This year’s report reflects on a pivotal 12 months for us. From keeping communities safe, delivering on our environmental commitments and strengthening community partnerships.
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This year, we’ve delivered real impact, from protecting communities to pioneering mine water heat.
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We remain committed to our 10-year vision to make a better future for people and the environment in mining areas.
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Check out this latest release from @BritGeoSurvey ... More than 500 Scottish historical plans, covering non-coal mines that were abandoned pre-1980, are now available through BGS's viewer. Read more 👇👇👇