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As we are aware the old version 1 is not financially viable for short term temporary events, hence why they are being deployed at the Eden centre & Aberdeen etc etc At this point in time we have very few of the version 2 models in deployment hence why they are not able to have a temporary hotel for this sporting event, but hopefully this scenario will change going forward.

The complete text is over the maximum 3000 characters allowed here, but if you migrate to the ADV*N FPO board the full article is available

All debt is ring fenced to its entity ( individual properties ) to which its secured, not to the parent company First Property Group. As were in a very low interest environment for the foreseeable future im not in the least bit concerned in respect of the loans, gearing used properly can substantially enhance shareholder returns.

Andy Brown at brokerage N+1 Singer predicts a 20 per cent rise in fiscal 2014 revenues to £326m to lift pre-tax profits by a quarter to £14.6m and produce EPS of 5.6p, up from 4.7p in 2013. On this basis, expect an 11 per cent increase in the dividend to 2p a share, covered 2.6 times by post tax profits. Furthermore, as legacy contracts are replaced by higher margin contract wins, and given the board’s keen focus on cost control, Mr Brown expects another step change in profitability next year too. For 2015, N+1 Singer forecasts pre-tax profits of £18.8m on revenues of £332m to produce EPS of 7.1p and a dividend per share of 2.2p. On this basis, the current year forward PE ratio of 10 drops sharply to 8 for 2015, and a prospective yield of 3.6 per cent rises to 4 per cent for next year. There is of course execution risk, but with the board stating at this late stage of the year that trading is on course to hit those 2014 numbers, then that risk is already being factored into a modest stock market valuation. Indeed, I think investors are starting to warm to the growth story once again, so ahead of a pre-close trading update in January I would be taking advantage of the depressed share price. Importantly, the company is fully funded to deliver on the multiple contract wins it has been awarded. Offering more than 50 per cent upside to my fair value target price of 85p, I rate Communisis shares a very decent buy on a bid-offer spread of 54p to 55p.

http://metro.co.uk/2014/09/19/moves-report-fast-track-to-hot-property-4875577/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38k4w3_X6xs#t=123 (Although the audio is quite poor.)

I believe the comments to be a little bit harsh, if you superimpose a graph over 6 or 12 months covering other builders like TEF, BVS,BDEV,PSN, you will find that Inland has been the superior performer.

Yet a few weeks later, a huge quantity of more share options granted, could somebody tell me what a non exec do because they don't look after the shareholders interests !!!. As you say NMH19 what a shower, I'm marginally under water, likewise looking for the exit door

A 3 min video interview with JAW released by Edison this morning:- http://vimeo.com/99343847

Anybody can sign up F.O.C, they send you a monthly factsheet, your e mail address will not be sold on !!, but anyway, here is an article from Stockopedia. http://www.stockopedia.com/content/space-and-people-the-retail-media-expert-82996/

If you navigate to Phoenix website, todays webcast presentation is now available

Q1 IMS statement to be released on the 8th May

http://video.ft.com/3516622583001/UK-commercial-property-market-what-next-/Markets

http://video.merchantcantos.com/

On the 1st of May, we have the I.M.S. personally I'm expecting a strong start to the year, with all targets met.

Full AGM report on the ShareSoc website

Gerry 557. House brokers Cantor Fitzgerald releases a second research note after the profit warning - the day before Edison released there research notes on the 22nd April, they are forcasting that the div will be halved during the next financial year !! - I have seen a copy of the report, but sadly at the moment cannot find it online, will have a more detailed search online over the weekend.

http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/research/company/spaceandpeople#sthash.ytDRxTbO.dpuf

Initforpips. Other B.B = ADVFN or iii. Here is the article. The full I.C article: Buy Phoenix's soaring yield share tips and updates Phoenix Group Holdings (PHNX) Income High RISK .Bull points •Fat dividend yield •Throwing off cash •Ready for acquisitions •Shares cheaply rated for the sector Bear points •FCA probe has hit sentiment •Some exposure to annuity reform Shares in the life assurance sector's closed-life companies tumbled heavily late last month after news emerged that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was planning to probe that market. Phoenix (PHNX) wasn't spared any of that slide in sentiment the closed-life specialist's shares tumbled 12 per cent on the back of the news. But clarification from the FCA suggests that its planned investigation is unlikely to represent quite the threat that investors had originally feared, leaving the share price derating looking overdone. Moreover, Phoenix's impressive cash generation supports an impressive dividend yield. Specifically, Phoenix's shares slipped after news reports suggesting that the FCA planned a review of life and pensions policies sold between the 1970s and 2000, covering some 30 million customers - driving fears that another large-scale mis-selling type probe might be under way. But the FCA's clarification statement some hours later suggested a more benign agenda - focused on "fair treatment" of long-standing customers and which specifically excluded "a review of sales practices for these legacy customers". The probe - which won't even begin for another three months - will focus on service levels provided to clients with policies held in closed books. Analysts think cross subsidisation, in particular, is likely to face scrutiny - whereby closed books might be disproportionately charged to support new business generation. But such a regulatory agenda is unlikely to represent much threat to Phoenix. To begin with, it writes very little new business - it only sells some annuities to existing maturing customers - so fears that it may be unfairly charging closed book customers to support news business isn't really relevant. Moreover, analysts at broker Canaccord Genuity are confident that Phoenix's existing administration charges "will not be deemed 'rip-off' charges" by the FCA. True, the small amount of new annuity business that Phoenix does currently write could be affected by the Budget day decision to axe compulsory annuity purchases. But here, too, the impact is likely to be modest - analysts at Deutcshe Bank believe this activity generates just 1 per cent of its profit. PHOENIX (PHNX) ORD PRICE: 654.5p MARKET VALUE: £1.47bn TOUCH: 653.5-654.5p 12-MONTH HIGH: 810p LOW: 562p FORWARD DIVIDEND YIELD: 9.1% FORWARD PE RATIO: 14 NET ASSET VALUE: 849p EMBEDDED VALUE: 1,058p Year to 31 Dec Gross premiums (£bn) Operating profit (£m) Earnings

Http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/insurance/10762548/Interview-Clive-Bannister-boss-of-Phoenix-Group.html