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The BOD should get their thinking caps on and give the long suffering share holders a deserved special dividend before the thieving socialists get in power!

TFE......"Blimey, there's some diehard socialist on here choking on their breakfast this morning."

And Bob Crow will be turning in his grave as well! 😁

SUFC.....check my post yesterday at 13:59!

QANTAS.........."Please do your own research as always"

As always you should put a bit more effort into doing your own research as you have posted a link that has already been posted the same day at 13:23 and been debated by board members.

I just checked and Viking lowered their level of short on Lloyds from 0.52 p/c to 0.49 p/c on the 29th of November so it is no longer recorded.

Once a company reduces it's shorts below 0.5 percent it is no longer recorded. So Viking could still have an open short short position on Lloyds.

TriggerAce......AKA carltit.......AKA sheens. Off to the filter bin with you again.........tarra!

So a write back of £500M will be worth 0.787p a share to share holders. Doubt if shareholders would benefit from that as a special dividend.

Brixton....."I'm not represented but if i was it would be to the right, how about that ."

Very ambiguous, can you be more specific! BNP? National Front? English Defence League?

Brixton......"Not me i never voted Liberal Labour Conservative ever."

You should not criticise how others vote when you refuse to say who you vote for.

"Record 38,7000 asylum seekers are given refuge in the UK"

And 17,000 asylum seekers have disappeared into thin air in the UK!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67567401

"I read that LBG gets its money today even if a PIIN is required."

Where did you read that seany?

Citra Living, the rental housing owner and operator which is part of Lloyds Banking Group, has acquired more than 60 homes from national housebuilder Keepmoat at its Waterside scheme in Leicester.

Waterside forms part of the wider regeneration of the city's waterways. It will see former industrial buildings transformed into a neighbourhood of 300 homes.

The properties Citra has acquired include eight apartments and 55 houses, from one to four bedrooms. Seven properties have already been handed over to Citra, with a further 56 due to be completed by August 2024. JLL will provide property management services for these homes.

Andy Hutchinson, managing director of Citra Living, said: "The unused brownfield site at Leicester's waterside has so much potential and, thanks to the ongoing investment from the council and others, it is set to become a vibrant new neighbourhood that will benefit the community for generations to come.

"That's what made it the perfect fit for Citra, as we continue to offer rental options where people want to live long-term, close to employment hubs and amenities. Like many other UK cities, Leicester has a striking shortage of homes available for rent, so, we're pleased to be able to support Keepmoat in replacing unused land with high-quality, sustainable homes."

https://www.insidermedia.com/news/midlands/citra-living-acquires-homes-at-keepmoats-waterside

Looks like Lloyds will have to wait until after the 26th January for any deal to complete?

"As the BBC reported on Wednesday, the Secretary of State, Lucy Frazer, did not feel it appropriate to intervene in a debt repayment transaction.

However, as she has previously indicated and now confirmed, the transfer of the politically important Telegraph to what is essentially a foreign power is a matter the UK government and other regulators need to scrutinise.

Ms Frazer has now issued a Public Interest Intervention Notice (PIIN) because of concerns that she had about the Telegraph that warrant further investigation.

The deal has been referred to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which will look at jurisdictional and competition matters, and the media regulator Ofcom, which will look at "the need for accurate presentation of news and free expression of opinion in newspapers", she said.

Both the CMA and Ofcom have been asked to report back by 26 January 2024."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-67583166

Better version of Dirty Old Town live in concert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=122isznJdto

Interim was 0.92p.....so final should be 1.84p (dividend split interim 1/3, final 2/3 of full year dividend) . No special dividend. £2B - £3B buyback.

"50p for Christmas with the Santa rally"

Plausible 😎🤩

Yeehar.....on the run from the asylum?

Seany........that's you counting your chickens before they hatch again! 🤑🤑🤑

88......Lloyds SP movement is like playing snakes and ladders.....🥱