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for some reason my brokers won't deal in GRID - although I have GORE which I am very pleased with.

related = soon to be divorced.

Agreed FRTEB. I almost posted myself to congratulate the company on turning this around. Because I have held from the beginning and added, I currently get a 6.0% yield, but it's onwards and upwards from here. Just hope it increases in price before they start raising.

Someone previously pointed out the small trades started when some new App only broker added BCN to there available companies. It's free trading for small buys and sells apparently, but some people having trouble with lack of customer service and trouble withdrawing cash.

Still at a discount to NAV though. And dodgy dealings at our management company.
Any increase on 900p ?

Sorry WT, I don't bother posting these days but I have to put you right about ranger. It's half term in much of the country, so it wasn't past his bedtime. Research !

yes I am taking a few extra. We may well see 112p by the end of the week, but at least no dealing charge involved.

People are finally starting to see there is still value in Hadrian's Wall and SQN - the two biggest rises in my portfolio today.

At this price they must want it really bad.

I was just about to post the same @mydog - a/ China virus and b/ Buy More

have you checked the UJO.PL page spiderama? Both my buys today are there.
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareTrades.asp?shareprice=UJO.GB.PL&share=Union-Jack-Oil-Plc

Never trust the church to support you in a crisis.

Much similar here to the situation at Hadrian's Wall- HWSL. A couple of poor investments and the reputation is in tatters.
SQN need to bring in J.Laing Environmental Assets to help sort out the AD problems before JLEN or someone else picks up the assets on the cheap.

It's all because I double up last week.
I see that today's divided announcement isn't yet showing.
The First Interim Dividend of 1.95 pence per Ordinary Share will be payable to Shareholders on the register as at 7 February 2020 with an associated ex-dividend date of 6 February 2020 and a payment date of 28 February 2020.

I doubled my holding already. Went through as a sell of course. Will come good eventually, or sold off. Surprised they can't get the AD right. There is so much research and profit making ventures about. Someone should be able to sort it out.

Part of the recent drop could be due to DGOG appearing in iii's list of companies most likely to cut their dividend. At least it gave me a chance to add a few more.

Wressle Development Granted Planning Consent on Appeal

Egdon Resources plc (AIM:EDR) is pleased to report that the Planning Inspectorate has today upheld our appeal and granted planning consent for the development of the Wressle Oil Field in North Lincolnshire licences PEDL180 and PEDL182.

The Inspector also allowed the application for an award of costs against North Lincolnshire Council.

Mark Abbott Managing Director of Egdon Resources plc, said:

"I am delighted that the Planning Inspectorate has made this positive determination in relation to this important asset for Egdon and our JV partners.

We will now begin work on discharging the planning conditions and the detailed planning for the development works.

We will continue to keep shareholders and the local community informed."

Quote - Reminds me of the saying, "cant arrange a **** up in a brewery" and Kiran has shown us exactly that.
It's quite telling that as I read the forum on my mobile, Google have followed the above statement with an advert telling me how to invest in Scotch Whisky. Maybe it's the new lithium ?

Thanks Theosus. (I did actually know this) .
In the case of the latest dividend I was stopped tax on part of the dividend (in my ISA) - all to do with REIT's, PIDs etc.
This happens now and again, but my broker claims that PCA paid everyone with the tax already taken off, so I just wanted to disprove that, I am sure it is my broker that is negligent not PCA.

I believe that what happens is when a Reit/PID dividend is declared the broker has to submit details of how many shares they are responsible for are in ISAs, and those dividends are then paid without the tax taken off. If the broker neglects to do this it means I have to tell my broker to reclaim the tax, broker has to submit forms and it takes 4 to 6 week. It's pretty obvious that my broker forgot, just wish they would be honest and not blame PCA.

I spent hours trying to buy Greencoat Renewables on the day they joined the LSE. It was a disaster from start to finish. That's the problem with cheap online brokers, they don't put any effort in to know what they are dealing in, and their response to the unusual is to ban trading. I was going to buy through a different broker, but found the company themselves weren't interested in the problems investors were having, so I didn't pursue it.
All a bit like the first days of UKW, when my broker lost my quota and initially refused to deal with it.