From February 2013, services from the station were suspended due to serious trackbed damage caused by a landslip at the nearby Hatfield Colliery.
In October 2001, Richard Budge, former owner of RJB Mining, took control of the pit, under ownership of his company Coalpower.
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It would use Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, by pumping the carbon dioxide gas into depleted North Sea hydrocarbon fields.
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The colliery played a starring role in the moving bitter-sweet 1996 film comedy Brassed Off based on the Grimethorpe Colliery Band, filmed in 1995.
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