Coal Mines Act

The Coal Mines Act of 1930 is a significant piece of legislation in the UK aimed at improving safety and working conditions in coal mines. It established regulations for mine operations, focusing on miners' health and safety, and set standards for ventilation, machinery, and the monitoring of working conditions. The Act also addressed the welfare of miners and their families, ensuring that proper measures were in place to protect them from the hazardous nature of mining work. Overall, it sought to regulate the industry better and safeguard the lives of those employed in coal mining.