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Wids, been watching it. More interested in my over the pond stuff, however I'm sitting tight on it, no matter what. Got more bookmarks on this desktop ... running out of space.

that I posted on here on the 9th March having listened to the chap on TV who had been on the cruise ship, "Could the initial testing in China have been questionable/at fault, or even how reliable is the testing?" What that guy had to stay, having already done my sums based on probability the week before - Chinas data had to be load of tosh - was all the prompt I needed to research the bio sector, in the UK and try to get ahead of the curve, with a few picks. If that reporting is true and Sharon acted so irresponsibly with tax payer money, she should be put out to pasture, along with the rest who couldn't manage a p up. Manage? The lack of skills being demonstrated in that department, by public sector employees beggars belief this past month.

No way Wids. LS23 will be a winning hand.

Wids, deal the hand your dealt.

Silly question when the chat is C19 testing related.

Good pick Vanilla. I researched in March and took a position, that I believe could be my best bet in 2020. Time will tell.

Grayling, why should Wids give it a rest? He doesn't need to read the msm headline grabbing garbage cos his application of logic/common sense and gut serve him well. Listen to the other side - as there are always 2 sides - as it generally serves one well.
Wids can't give advice - nor can any of us - yet in the world of free speech, he is free to share his view. Eric Arthur Blair may very well be entitled to say "I did warn you".

80p then?

Good morning Bamps, unfortunately I don't have a crystal ball. TW properties in this neck of the woods cater to the second home/holiday home market - different clientele - different to UK operations. I managed to have a conversation with a TW person and gave him my number and email and he told me that he will update me. So ... Also, I learned yesterday that some of the contract construction sites in the UK that have remained operational did put additional safety measures in place - i.e. temperature testing before admittance onto site.

Bamps, TW Costa del Sol not operational. Unable to comply with the C19 protocols.

in the compilation of data, updated weekly, with an 11 day lag, as registered. If this duplicates its due to this site malfunctioning all the while.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/deathsregisteredweeklyinenglandandwalesprovisional/latest

are interested in the data, updated each Tuesday with an 11 day lag, as registered.

https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/deathsregisteredweeklyinenglandandwalesprovisional/latest

Oh, ok. Thought you may be somebody from childhood days, especially quoting the yorkshire thing.

Tony are you from Leeds?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-8215133/Housebuilders-spark-row-taxpayer-cash-furlough-staff.html

Bamps, the return to work yesterday was only allowed on unoccupied buildings and sites. Any apartment blocks that are partially occupied cannot be worked on, as it would break the C19 protocols. Apparently there was a lot of backlash yesterday as there is a lack of availability of ppe for the SME's therefore they would be unable to comply with the directives. Associations and Consortiums have taken the matter up with the government. Also express inspections are to be carried out on the sites to ensure compliance of the protocols. You are probably aware that TW on the Costa del Sol are mostly apartments. Lockdown won't allow us to take a drive to establish the facts, so I'm going to make a few calls today. Will update you in due course.

Dear longtimeinvestor, so sorry for your loss. Remember all the happy times and be kind to yourself. We may not be able to put our arms around you but we are with you in spirit. Keep strong. x

Iveyspivey, your valued input is much appreciated. Thank you.

precisely, and you only have to comprehend the history - a little bit?

Bamps, many/most? of the contracting construction never shut down in the UK. Guess msm never let this be known then? All I'll say is that my proteges of yesteryear have been operational throughout. Not fully - certainly 40/60 is my interpretation. Also my UK neighbour , site based, employed by LSE major player, he has been 100% operational throughout ... not for me to name the company. As I had a varied career, construction - industrial and commercial - from 94 - 2011, I learned - no matter what my job title was - about the shortages in the labour market. That resulted in my advocating for and supporting all apprentices in the hope of making a difference, in any way possible. Some "things" did come to fruition in certificating after I called it a day. As for governmental input, well all I know from personal experience is that they fell at the first hurdle, way back.
Little old me took some to task when they wore that hat. They did not have a clue. Having called it a day over 9 years ago I can only conclude that it never got any better. Furthermore, all that I personally hope for is that those that I passed my knowledge onto are able to make a difference... for the better. Additionally, in takeover world or competing world, if I personally could take the business away from the competition in Europe, then so can all others. Very much written from a personal stance Bamps, that's what realists do, real life experiences. Hope that your lad wins this war/game. My surviving lad is 24/7 with his child while the madre does her frontline stuff ... with all the support and guidance that I'm able to offer.