Evacuated Residents Fear Homes Built on Former Mines Could Be Demolished
More than 250 residents in the Clackmannanshire village were told to leave their homes after ground movement was reported.
Evacuated residents fear homes built on former mines could be demolished — here's what that means and what to expect next.
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This story centres on "Evacuated residents fear homes built on former mines could be demolished". Here is a quick summary of where things stand: More than 250 residents in the Clackmannanshire village were told to leave their homes after ground movement was reported.
Additional context on the story: More than 250 residents in the Clackmannanshire village of Coalsnaughton were told to leave their homes after ground movement was reported. Image caption, Aaron Anderson and his family are now living in Dunfermline after being evacuated in May A resident evacu
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