Summary
After nearly ten years of planning, the wraps have come off a giant tribute to the Black Country's mining heritage.
A 30ft five-tonne sculpture of a coal worker, sited next to a roundabout in Brownhills, commemorates the miners who worked in the town for three centuries before the last pit was shut down.See the full content of this document
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Towering Tribute to the Black Country's Mining Heritage
The memorial, described as a new rival to the Angel of the North, features a 19th century miner holding a...
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