http://ciswo.org/ WebIn the 1920’s coal miners were made to pay for their Welfare facilities through Acts of Parliament. When the Coal Mines were nationalised, the 1952 Miners Welfare Act set up a Charity called CISWO to ensure that coal miners and their spouses continued to receive the benefit from the Welfare Facilities, including the institutes, that had been set up.

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WebMay 3, 2024 · A charity is offering a £200 grant to former coal miners to help them cope with the rise in fuel costs in 2024. CISWO – the coal mining charity – has launched the scheme to provide some ... WebFeb 8, 2024 · Coal Industry Social Welfare Scheme (CISWO) Click above to visit CISWO website CISWO is a product of nationalisation. It was established as a limited company under the Miners’ Welfare Act 1952. The funding and functions of earlier organisations, which had a less comprehensive network, were transferred to the umbrella of CISWO. green orange combination

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WebCISWO’s aim is to support the continuation of recreational facilities and we invest significant resources in doing that. “Miners welfares are independent charities and, as such, any surplus income made by the charity can be used by them to enable them to meet their charitable purpose. WebA national charity supporting former miners and their families with help and advice to alleviate disadvantage arising from disability, ill health or financial hardship. Impact 2015 … http://ciswo.org/governance/ fly new years eve