Arise South Crofty

It would be fanciful to suggest that the proposed reopening of the South Crofty tin mine in Redruth, Cornwall, by TSX-V-listed Strongbow Exploration signals a renaissance in the UK mining sector. But the anticipated resumption of mining at this world-class deposit is more than eye-catching. It is a significant development in the industry.

The re-start of South Crofty is one of a handful of new mining projects in the UK

10 September 2016
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Shut since 1998 having produced an estimated 400,000 tonnes of tin over its life, South Crofty is a substantial mine boasting estimated reserves of 2.

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