The IMMM and MinSouth are pleased to announce:

 NICKEL DAY

on 27th November 2008 from 09:30am
at SIMMONS & SIMMONS, (Moorgate)
CityPoint, One Ropemaker Street,
London, EC2Y 9SS
(click post code for map)

Click HERE for more information

Click HERE to view and download a booking form
 

MinSouth and the Association of Mining Analysts (AMA)
is continuing its series of

MASTERCLASS

in mining and related technology.

The series is hosted by Simmons & Simmons, the international law firm, at their Moorgate office.

Finance is now the most pressing factor in the development of mines. During this decade, debt and equity finance have been the driving force in financing mines and exploration. Although the current climate makes this route difficult, the demand for metals and minerals is still strong and commodity prices are still factorially higher than a few years ago.

This masterclass is to be held on
8th December 2008
and will examine investment options.

Click HERE for more information.

Click HERE to view and print a registration form (Word format)
 

MINING SUNDOWNER - CHANGE OF VENUE

The venue for our Mining Sundowner, held on the last Thursday of every month, has been moved to The Glassblower, near Piccadilly Circus.

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
Mining Technology Division

As one of the technical divisions of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, the Mining Technology Division exists to support the mining and related industries world wide by providing a focus for the exchange of knowledge on all aspects of mining technology. To visit the Division’s own web site to catch up on news, view detail of current events etc., click on the IOMMM logo above left.
 

The MinSouth Membership form is available on this web site
in format. Click HERE to download.

Many will be aware of the South Crofty Tin Mine, its recent history and unfortunate closure in 1998, bringing to an end several thousand years of tin mining in Cornwall.
However, a group of enthusiastic mining professionals are now trying to revive tin mining at the site of the South Crofty Mine - see www.southcrofty.co.uk for details. 

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