Nuclear Site Could Replace Lost Mining Jobs In Nottinghamshire
The construction of the UK’s first nuclear fusion site in Nottinghamshire, according to MPs in the county’s former coalfield communities, could replace some of the jobs lost from coal mining.
A national enquiry has been launched to investigate whether job losses in the coal industry have been fully replaced and whether these jobs offer adequate pay and opportunities.
A devolution agreement that would grant more power to Nottinghamshire councils has also been mentioned as something that could improve long-term opportunities for people living in former coalfield areas.
Since then, studies have shown that people in these former mining areas have a more difficult time finding good jobs than people in other parts of the country.
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