Coalville

Coalville is a town in North West Leicestershire, England, historically known as one of Great Britain's oldest coal-mining areas, with operations dating back to the 13th century. Coal mining near Coalville ceased in the 1980s, leading to industrial diversification. Today, the town's economy includes brick and tile making, as well as metalworks. One of the former collieries, Snibston, has been transformed into a museum and recreation center. While heavy industries like coal mining declined in the late 20th century, impacting the north and Midlands, England's economy is now largely driven by the service sector.12