Alexander Street

Alexander Street

Latest update: 20 August 2025

Following our last update on 4 July, we wanted to bring you up to date on our progress to stabilise the ground.

Progress

We’re pleased to confirm that all drilling and grouting works have been finished. This is the most disruptive part of the project, so there should be less noise and dust throughout the rest of the remediation process. We recognise that work like this can be disruptive and unsettling, and we’d like to thank residents for their ongoing patience whilst we complete this essential work.

Now that we’ve finished the drilling and grouting, our contractors will be removing all the fencing panels and posts during week commencing 18 August. This means we can now repair the communal grass areas that have been affected by our works. Our contractors will be starting this work on 27 August.

Ongoing Monitoring

We will continue monitoring the wider estate for at least another 12 months. This is to ensure that our grouting works have been successful and to provide reassurance to residents in a wider area.

Next Steps

We will be working with the individual homeowners who have experienced damage to their properties. We will be contacting them separately to discuss the repairs. Please contact us if you believe that your property has been affected by our work or by historical coal mining subsidence.

We will give you a further update once our work is complete.  

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Keeping You Safe

In June 2024, we received a damage notice from the owners of a property on Alexander Terrace. We promptly visited the site on June 19 and arranged for a structural engineer to conduct a survey the next day. For public safety, we decided to relocate the property owners whilst we carried out further investigation works.

For the latest news regarding this location, please view the updates section that you can find on this page.

How to Reach Us

We appreciate your patience and understanding during these investigations. If you have any concerns or questions, please contact us:

  • Email: customerservice@coal.gov.uk
  • Phone: 0345 762 6848
  • Incident Line: 0800 288 4242 (available 24/7/365 for reporting coal mining hazards)
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