Guardian: The Battle of Smalley seems to be over on the face of it, with king coal triumphant in the Derbyshire countryside where DH Lawrence set his passionate meetings between Lady Chatterley and her gamekeeper Mellors. Their trysts would be noisy, dusty and exposed to dozens of opencast workers if they met today in the valley below Smalley village, where UK Coal is about to spend four years slicing out out 1,000,000 new tonnes. “Yes, we’ve lost this round, because the government’s let …