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Will do just nicely for me M00la. There a very Big and obvious gap between the present share price and a conservative NAV of circa 82p.

The fiscal environment that has been laid before Uk shops for their reopening is as good as it gets.

Will review things at 50p.

Taking a leaf out of Trevor's books.

I was just wondering if there might be another sale one coming from him given previous days volumes.

He's been a great ambassador for this country.

That should have read "Brent Cross".

Should be a further boost in footfall come the17th May when indoor hospitality gets the green light to reopen as many of our centres have night time economy aspects such as Pubs, Restaurants and Cinemas. Silverburn for instance has a massive Cineworld and the Centre is supported by lots of restaurants and a massive Tesco's

Opening up from 12th April at Brant Cross. probably Top floor of one of the car parks.

Innovative use of space I have to say.

https://www.facebook.com/mybrentcross/

With Outdoor seating also reopening by the looks of things.

Victoria Centre, leeds which is one of HMSO's properties.

https://twitter.com/VictoriaLeeds_?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

I have to say that having looked back on this, UK Retail has been given unprecedented support to assist them with reopening and getting customers back in the door, and ultimately in paying the rent.

*Vaccine backed reopening "permanent and irreversible"

* 10p.m. closing - 6 days a week sanctioned.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56544235

* Easing of previous restrictions with Changing Rooms Reopening. (See, feel and try before you buy)
https://www.expressandstar.com/news/uk-news/2021/04/01/retailers-allowed-to-reopen-fitting-rooms-from-april-12/

* Business rates relief for Non-Essential, Pubs and Restaurants
* 5% Vat rates extension
https://www.expressandstar.com/news/uk-news/2021/04/01/retailers-allowed-to-reopen-fitting-rooms-from-april-12/

*Business Support Grants
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/46-billion-in-new-lockdown-grants-to-support-businesses-and-protect-jobs

No doubt I've missed a few but not a bad retail environment to be reopening into.

Just need to see some pictures next week of healthy footfall top let people see that people are spending monies saved up during the last extended lockdown. I must admit that I will be one of them.

Behind a paywall for the full article but just look at the numbers for the Box Office for China in February. No doubt that's what is behind Jangho increasing their stake. Even Tom and Jerry is making more money than expected.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/roll-on-the-return-of-cinema-says-everyman-media-boss-mlv9jllfz

So a $200M Cares Act refund coming.

Not small change that.

Big pick up in these today with 408,396 jabs dished out.

LTHCine,

Not sure what platform you are using but they are shown on the above trades tabs as Buys.

Today was mates rates day after Jangho having increased its stake.

There not been a new film release or new dvd out there for 5 months of lockdown. Deprive people of something and they want it more. Massive pent up demand up out there for the things people have been missing.

Mondays meeting is a non-event.

Time-shifted. Skip over them, ignore and report. Don't respond to them or start threads in their honour. Just deprive them of the attention they seek.

Plenty more of these trailers coming but Disney's Cruella trailer has just been released and is in cinemas for the 28th May. Coinciding with the May school holidays.

Should be one of the first 6 showing in UK cinemas if you include Godzilla versus Kong and Mortal Kombat on catchup

By the time it debuts Cineworld will have a further 641 cinemas open. That's cinemas, gawd knows how many multiplex screens.

There's only going to be so long that you will be able to sit on the sp.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9445733/Cruella-trailer-Emma-Stone-steals-evil-mentors-dalmatians-new-extended-Disney-preview.html

nicknaim, its now in the lap of the God's and who knows what might happen as Aviva are sat on an enormous cash pile and it will make a small dent in that and shouldn't in reality affect the market cap. I have interests in MCRO (Micro Focus) and on its last ex dividend which was decent the share price never moved.

During the previous lockdowns and tiered restrictions retailers were barred from opening up changing rooms and imho deprived of one of the specific USP's and benefits that Bricks and Mortar retail have over their online competitors.

Not any more as the government has eased things this time around, and with certain additional safeguards in place, changing rooms can open and you can "try before you buy" Massive bonus. Ultimately though it is down to individual shops discretion.

John Lewis, H+M, River Island are amongst several that have declared they will be opening up changing rooms. Some aren't or are undecided but I suspect they will do to garnish sales.

I will give the Government their dues, for this time what with allowing opening up until 10p.m. closing 6 days a week and now opening up changing rooms they do seem to be trying their best to facilitate things.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/14569066/shops-changing-rooms-next-week/

After the MM's spent most of the afternoon keeping it in the mid 37's to try and free stock.

Some heavier volume in the last 20 minutes and taking the total volume clear through 20 million for the day.

Just the Thursday and Friday to go and then its into the weekend and Monday our Uk premises should be completely reopened.

And this one is also progressing well - and being produced in Livingston in FI's homeland.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-56661560

U30's are some way off getting any vaccine as the 30 to 50 categories have to be jabbed first.

AZ can still be used for those, Moderna just arrived in the UK yesterday and Novavax which is completely manufactured and filled and finished in the UK is already in production, approval pending and due for jabs starting May. 60 Million ordered.

That's why it won't affect the Roadmap.

Yes very interesting westwood747,

That's Jangho up to just over 13.79%

Cinema in China is back to virtually pre-pandemic attendance levels so they are probably increasing their stake with good foresight as to what is coming in Cine's markets.