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Woodhorn Colliery
Woodhorn Colliery
Newspaper Articles about Woodhorn Colliery
Date
Headline(s)
22 Apr 1899
The Operation Of The Compensation Act At Local Collieries
Cases Settled
12 Jul 1902
Ashington Accidents
12 Jul 1902
Woodhorn Colliery Deputies' Annual Excursion
12 Jul 1902
Explosion At Woodhorn Colliery
One Killed : Two Injured
30 Jun 1906
Death Of A Woodhorn Official
25 Aug 1906
Proposed Adam Whitfield Memorial Stone
25 Aug 1906
Brief Notes And News
13 Oct 1906
The Late Mr. Adam Whitfield
Memorial At Woodhorn Unveiled
14 Aug 1916
Colliery Explosions
Twelve Men Killed
15 Aug 1916
Thirteenth Victim of Explosion
16 Sep 1919
Air Pressure in Mines
Effect Upon Miners Same As Shell Shock Upon Soldiers
09 Mar 1928
Pits Closed Down
06 Apr 1929
Pithead Baths
22 Mar 1930
Pithead Baths
Views of Welfare Committee
03 May 1930
Death Seventeen Years After Accident
31 May 1930
Pithead Baths
08 Jan 1932
Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
29 Oct 1932
Portrait Of Mr. A. J. Cook
26 Oct 1934
Labour and Wages
North of England
16 Nov 1934
Labour and Wages
North of England
02 Aug 1935
Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
09 Aug 1935
Labour and Wages
North of England
04 Oct 1935
Labour and Wages
North of England
22 Nov 1935
Labour and Wages
North of England
27 Mar 1936
Ambulance Test
11 Feb 1938
Labour and Wages
North of England
17 Jan 1940
News in Brief
27 Jan 1940
Escaped by Drift
02 Feb 1940
Coroner's Plea In Pit Accident
Urges Witness To Talk About It
To Keep Men From Falling Into Same Trap
17 Oct 1941
Ashington Inquest
Miner Sees Brother Fatally Injured
20 Nov 1942
Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
18 Sep 1943
News
20 Sep 1943
Warning to Miners
Effects of Decreased Output
21 Sep 1943
News
07 Apr 1944
Ashington Inquest
Woodhorn Colliery Accident
19 Dec 1947
Obituary
Mr. James Minoughan, Longhirst
May 1948
Fiftieth Anniversary
09 Mar 1951
Colliery Roof Fall Kills Two At Woodhorn
Mar 1979
Top-level talks on two pit futures
May 1979
NUM Ballot Result
Denis is new NEC member
May 1979
Hundreds welcome Queen Mother
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