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Bought back one trench @ 1% lower ....... not my best trade.

Will add few more if the share retraces several pc.

Happy the rise .........gla

Things can only get better :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W3yz6abJkU

D.Ream

Sold!!

gla

Very disappointed with divi gone!

Sick of Micro BOD's with my PF.

Mostly all my shares have "Burnbacks"

Pay the BOD jam tomorrow!!

Https://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/

2nd Choice

https://www.bloomberg.com/markets/economic-calendar

gla

VTY half year ...11th Sept

Redrow Fy ....13th Sept

I guess HOLD until next BoE interest meeting ...I think 21st Sept

gla

"Weak sterling still sucking in inflation"

No worries......China has a plan for the US dollar!

It isn't going to be pretty....go figure

"NS&I – 6.2% for one year I think the government is short of cash ? MAY BE"

The government can have a wad of my cash this week 6.2% :)

Ninety-day sell set 45p

gla

Reasonable set of results for BDEV.

Divi of 23.5p is excellent & roughly 8% yield with my average.

I'm looking five years ahead and as long as divs continue the share will recover when interest rates settle down to base circ 4 -5%.

I'm also delighted that there are NO further buybacks (burnbacks) overall average of 415p & added 1.1p to EPS.

That aside well done BOD

gla

👍👍

Hardup ..... yes it is a distant hope.

Wow! 9.37p divi, now that would get the black horse moving :)

ATB

"Now they need to announce a £30bn buy back programme over the next 5 years."

Sorry..........I would prefer they announced a 30bn Dividend over the next five years!

OR............. Break up the LBG and deliver cash back to shareholders.

gla

Housebuilders jump as Gove scraps environmental rules

Shares in housebuilders are firmly on the front foot after the government announced it was scrapping UK environmental rules that developers say have prevented tens of thousands of homes from being built in recent years.

Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) rose 3.4%, Barratt Developments PLC (LSE:BDEV) climbed 2.7%, Taylor Wimpey PLC (LSE:TW.) advanced 2.5% and Vistry Group PLC (LSE:VTY) gained 4.5%.

The property industry has complained that Natural England, a government agency, has blocked the building of large numbers of new developments by enforcing so-called “nutrient neutrality” regulations designed to protect the country’s waterways.

The rules were introduced under an EU directive on habitats and reinforced by a 2018 European Court of Justice ruling that said adding nutrients to soil that was already in poor condition would be unlawful.

Housing secretary Michael Gove said: "We are committed to building the homes this country needs and to enhancing our environment."

"The way EU rules have been applied has held us back. These changes will provide a multibillion-pound boost for the UK economy and see us build more than 100,000 new homes."

"Protecting the environment is paramount which is why the measures we’re announcing today will allow us to go further to protect and restore our precious waterways whilst still building the much-needed homes this country needs," he added.

Housebuilders jump as Gove scraps environmental rules

Shares in housebuilders are firmly on the front foot after the government announced it was scrapping UK environmental rules that developers say have prevented tens of thousands of homes from being built in recent years.

Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) rose 3.4%, Barratt Developments PLC (LSE:BDEV) climbed 2.7%, Taylor Wimpey PLC (LSE:TW.) advanced 2.5% and Vistry Group PLC (LSE:VTY) gained 4.5%.

The property industry has complained that Natural England, a government agency, has blocked the building of large numbers of new developments by enforcing so-called “nutrient neutrality” regulations designed to protect the country’s waterways.

The rules were introduced under an EU directive on habitats and reinforced by a 2018 European Court of Justice ruling that said adding nutrients to soil that was already in poor condition would be unlawful.

Housing secretary Michael Gove said: "We are committed to building the homes this country needs and to enhancing our environment."

"The way EU rules have been applied has held us back. These changes will provide a multibillion-pound boost for the UK economy and see us build more than 100,000 new homes."

"Protecting the environment is paramount which is why the measures we’re announcing today will allow us to go further to protect and restore our precious waterways whilst still building the much-needed homes this country needs," he added.

Housebuilders jump as Gove scraps environmental rules

Shares in housebuilders are firmly on the front foot after the government announced it was scrapping UK environmental rules that developers say have prevented tens of thousands of homes from being built in recent years.

Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) rose 3.4%, Barratt Developments PLC (LSE:BDEV) climbed 2.7%, Taylor Wimpey PLC (LSE:TW.) advanced 2.5% and Vistry Group PLC (LSE:VTY) gained 4.5%.

The property industry has complained that Natural England, a government agency, has blocked the building of large numbers of new developments by enforcing so-called “nutrient neutrality” regulations designed to protect the country’s waterways.

The rules were introduced under an EU directive on habitats and reinforced by a 2018 European Court of Justice ruling that said adding nutrients to soil that was already in poor condition would be unlawful.

Housing secretary Michael Gove said: "We are committed to building the homes this country needs and to enhancing our environment."

"The way EU rules have been applied has held us back. These changes will provide a multibillion-pound boost for the UK economy and see us build more than 100,000 new homes."

"Protecting the environment is paramount which is why the measures we’re announcing today will allow us to go further to protect and restore our precious waterways whilst still building the much-needed homes this country needs," he added.

Housebuilders jump as Gove scraps environmental rules

Shares in housebuilders are firmly on the front foot after the government announced it was scrapping UK environmental rules that developers say have prevented tens of thousands of homes from being built in recent years.

Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) rose 3.4%, Barratt Developments PLC (LSE:BDEV) climbed 2.7%, Taylor Wimpey PLC (LSE:TW.) advanced 2.5% and Vistry Group PLC (LSE:VTY) gained 4.5%.

The property industry has complained that Natural England, a government agency, has blocked the building of large numbers of new developments by enforcing so-called “nutrient neutrality” regulations designed to protect the country’s waterways.

The rules were introduced under an EU directive on habitats and reinforced by a 2018 European Court of Justice ruling that said adding nutrients to soil that was already in poor condition would be unlawful.

Housing secretary Michael Gove said: "We are committed to building the homes this country needs and to enhancing our environment."

"The way EU rules have been applied has held us back. These changes will provide a multibillion-pound boost for the UK economy and see us build more than 100,000 new homes."

"Protecting the environment is paramount which is why the measures we’re announcing today will allow us to go further to protect and restore our precious waterways whilst still building the much-needed homes this country needs," he added.

Housebuilders jump as Gove scraps environmental rules

Shares in housebuilders are firmly on the front foot after the government announced it was scrapping UK environmental rules that developers say have prevented tens of thousands of homes from being built in recent years.

Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) rose 3.4%, Barratt Developments PLC (LSE:BDEV) climbed 2.7%, Taylor Wimpey PLC (LSE:TW.) advanced 2.5% and Vistry Group PLC (LSE:VTY) gained 4.5%.

The property industry has complained that Natural England, a government agency, has blocked the building of large numbers of new developments by enforcing so-called “nutrient neutrality” regulations designed to protect the country’s waterways.

The rules were introduced under an EU directive on habitats and reinforced by a 2018 European Court of Justice ruling that said adding nutrients to soil that was already in poor condition would be unlawful.

Housing secretary Michael Gove said: "We are committed to building the homes this country needs and to enhancing our environment."

"The way EU rules have been applied has held us back. These changes will provide a multibillion-pound boost for the UK economy and see us build more than 100,000 new homes."

"Protecting the environment is paramount which is why the measures we’re announcing today will allow us to go further to protect and restore our precious waterways whilst still building the much-needed homes this country needs," he added.

Housebuilders jump as Gove scraps environmental rules

Shares in housebuilders are firmly on the front foot after the government announced it was scrapping UK environmental rules that developers say have prevented tens of thousands of homes from being built in recent years.

Persimmon PLC (LSE:PSN) rose 3.4%, Barratt Developments PLC (LSE:BDEV) climbed 2.7%, Taylor Wimpey PLC (LSE:TW.) advanced 2.5% and Vistry Group PLC (LSE:VTY) gained 4.5%.

The property industry has complained that Natural England, a government agency, has blocked the building of large numbers of new developments by enforcing so-called “nutrient neutrality” regulations designed to protect the country’s waterways.

The rules were introduced under an EU directive on habitats and reinforced by a 2018 European Court of Justice ruling that said adding nutrients to soil that was already in poor condition would be unlawful.

Housing secretary Michael Gove said: "We are committed to building the homes this country needs and to enhancing our environment."

"The way EU rules have been applied has held us back. These changes will provide a multibillion-pound boost for the UK economy and see us build more than 100,000 new homes."

"Protecting the environment is paramount which is why the measures we’re announcing today will allow us to go further to protect and restore our precious waterways whilst still building the much-needed homes this country needs," he added.

ATB

I'm inclined to think Sunak's done a deal to increase Macron's low popularity ratings.

Organized illegal migrants using boats to arrive on the southern coast of England.

This nonsense reminds me of illegal loggers clearing vast areas of rainforests and remarkably allowed to transport and sell the booty........alas the Agri markets moved in and planted palm oil trees & Big Government was never behind funding illegal loggers!!!

Same with illegal migrants...EU funding organized crime and again stitched together with No.10...... can't change the vote, change the people.

gla, is an understatement as Deep State increases its grasp.

"would like to see at least a £2bn buyback every year for the foreseeable future.” Indeed somebody needs to buy Landlord Lloyds, right?"

Break up this behemoth Group (LBG) and deliver value, with a special CASH DIVIDEND back to shareholders.

This BOD needs sacking as they're stitched together with No.10

It's alarmingly clear that the market doesn't see the value in Lloyds under Charlie Nunn's vision.

Announce a breakup and we would see 40's range gone........I personally would see the 60's + range.

Stuff these visionless buybacks and break this Group up!

gla