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It has increased year on year for the last few years but as they say "thank the Lord for what we've had, a little bit more we would be glad".

I think we have a very rosy future ahead, what with PPI coming to an end, about time,and cost savings. Div's soon to be paid, a lot of which will be ploughed back in. Good time to top up. imho

Nothing wrong with the Bonus and Incentive plans, but they should use bought back shares not issue more. Still at least the buy backs well out weigh the issued.
Perhaps they are doing this to manipulate the price down so that they can buy back cheaper, who knows.

Several out there bemoaning HS2 railway. Personally I'd rather this to improve our infrastructure than waste billions on foreign nuclear power stations in this country, and all that goes with them, which are destined to become obsolete in the not too distant future. A white elephant and a millstone around our neck for many years to come.

Restores your faith in human nature, I like it

Shebur
Surely admitting to getting it right the second time is tantamount to admitting a spelling mistake the first time,15.07 post.
What do you want compensation or a medal? I could pick you up on your grammar/spelling but is it worth it? life's too short. Let's put closure on it and stick to sensible dialogue.

Ah well makes a change from Brexit.
Still reckon Poll Tax ( got it right this time) was fairer than council tax.
Built a couple of bungalows recently, as soon as they were glazed the council were after me for council tax. They were basically shells, no plaster, heating or second fixing. They don't miss a trick.

Shebur

If you want to be pedantic it's a May poll that women dance around,I think the night club poll is something women climb up and gyrate on. Still I'm sure you are fully aware of this.

Couldn't agree more. Pole tax was a very fair tax. just very dificult to collect. Houses don't move so tax them, easy option.

macaumike
If I were you I'd transfer to an on line account, I'm with Jarvis X-O they charge £5.95 per deal fixed cost for execution only, no other fees. Have been with them several years with no problems, also have ISA account with them, same rates.

bell_rj
The tax implications for leasing are better I believe but it's never your own, each to his own. If that's an example of modern terminology I'm glad I'm out of it. GL

Gertfrobe
That's some machine. Two of those and we would be done in six months. Without any down time of course.
No harm in dreaming.

Its no use burying your head in the sand and shouting Mr Rooster down just because you don't like hearing what he's got to say. Unfortunately a lot of what he has been crowing seems to be coming true. With the benefit of hindsight If we had taken his advise a couple of weeks ago we would be in a better position than we are now. We need to listen to both sides of an argument carefully and then draw our own conclusions.
Personally I think this SP will drop a little in the short term , but in the long term has great potential. GLA

Thanks for your answers, that's what I thought and hoped for.

Can't believe there's such a shortage of rigs or is it the men to man them that's the problem.

Excuse my ignorance but will someone clear a point for me please. When the rig turns up, will it be sinking a completely new well or will production have to stop in order to side track our existing well.

The amount of work we are anticipating for a rig, we should seriously think about buying one.

Tanker No. 200 was being reported Tuesday this week.

Can anyone see a reason why SS could find it beneficial to keep this SP depressed. I can't see a reason but someone out there may.
Depression is starting to become my sentiment on here as well as the SP

This needs our government to do the right thing and put their weight behind this fantastic project.
They waste enough of our money on nuclear power, would be some way towards making amends for the cock ups they've made recently.

"We have a government who know what they are doing..."
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