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of posts .. self request when tried to change user I D .its harder than expected tried deletion and new username wasn't accepted so asked to be reinstated ,,

Morning Ken read your posts . impressive detective work

have you contacted ....Laula or even ANDREW MAC ref land ownership quoting freedom of information act or even asked them to point you in the right direction .. email laura.heath@cfrplc.com.. ,

me too ?????????

these know about what Harworth own ...........information@ppf.gsi.gov.uk

email laura.heath@cfrplc.com.. long shot but if asked nicely she may be able to help , it isn't price sensitive info so she should be able to point in the right direction . and if she does then all info will be correct ..hope this helps

would correct my last ,, hope for this share to drop a little more then will be a strong suggestion to buy , also PREM worth a look , keep up the good digging cheers , should have sold CRES last week , hope they are hiding things or SP going glug glug again

buy these ATC read their BB atvb

in at WRES ?? good time to buy . FRR taking the urine , so much potential no capital and pee poor BOD , going to loose my pennies there ,, not happy ha ha ha

get into QFI Up 16% , also had TVZ on my watch list but didn't believe they were worth a punt ,, got that wrong 87% up so far today ,, giving up this share dealing if this keeps up ,, have a good day

add these to your watch list .hi Ken I thought you were going to go slow on investigating CRES ,, seems like your going at it big style ,

spellcheck on here enjoy the weekend

PAGE 88 AND PAGE 92 OF PROSPECTUS valuations and property details

poster on here Seftonchase put some very interesting posts on , ref land rights ect , easy way to find his findings ..check out member and read his posts he has done lots of research . well worth the read and may have what your looking for there

More land sales reported - and these land sales are on sites where planning permission is still being sought for opencast sites!! See: For the Hoods Close site see: http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/10233676.Opencast_plan_still_stands_despite_sale_of_land/?ref=rss For the Bradley site see: http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/10233676.Opencast_plan_still_stands_despite_sale_of_land/?ref=rss

Coalfield Resources being a simple property play, they should read what I have just had posted on a Yorkshire Post news item about Coalfield Resources: "Coalfield Resources aiming to concentrate on property investments" @ http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/business-news/coalfield-resources-aiming-to-focus-on-property-investments-1-5957685 "I would argue that this news report misrepresents the property portfolio of this Company, when it claims that it want to concentrate on redeveloping 'former coalfield land' implying that it is concerned to develop former deep mine sites. This may be true in some cases, but further research produces a different picture about what the bulk of this land is and what 'development' may mean for it. The company recently produced a prospectus in support of its attempts to raise £5m. In it, it states that it has a 30,000 acre estate, of which 20,000 acres are agricultural land, some of which contains 'minerals'. Looking further back, to the last annual report produced for UK Coal plc in 2011, this company's predecessor, it showed that these 'minerals' were nearly 78m tonnes of surface mineable coal. The question then that needs to be asked is whether, for this 'former coalfield land' development will mean seeking planning permission to exploit these coal reserves. This will be a much more long drawn out process that redeveloping brownfield land, which will meet with local opposition, as witnessed currently where all former UK Coal planning proposals for new opencast sites are opposed by local groups." For those of you thinking of taking up the placement offer, look at my previous posts on this issue, check the prospectus to see whether there is any mention of coal (p 71 is the best place) and ask questions of the management about where the 78m tonnes of coal mentioned in UK Coal's 2011 Annual Report has gone. If it is still counted as an asset, why not mention it in the prospectus?

morning ,, all land and values were published in the rights issue doc , I will c if I can find it later unless you have a copy , also another place to try will be RNS dated 2010 ,, 2011 ,,, headache today stopping me concentrating ,

well found Ken , Prince of Wales plans should be interesting if approved by authorities

all sells and one for £80k and got 6.47p dated 20th but still SP high ,, am I missing something ??