Miners feel they have been "thrown on the scrapheap" as money from their pension scheme stays frozen.

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Thousands will be better off if the government agrees to share out another miners' pension surplus.

The men are together for the 50th year in a row in Hednesford after starting in 1974.

Miners want their pension scheme's surplus shared in the same way another fund's has been.

After a coal tip landslide narrowly missed their homes, residents worry about the risk of another.

Developers say it would take about nine years to transform the former Maltby Colliery site.

Four men died in 2011 when thousands of gallons of water flooded the mine they were working in.