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No way will Alchemy leave it in in one piece.

Surely long and creffield wont walk away with a payoff..........surely -After us smaller shareholders have been so royally shafted

I remain adamant that the future of shared experience at cinemas is safe.no way you can not replicate this at home- how many % of the population ave a full sized Cineroom. Its a family day out and with our s..t weather it will return.

thanks Sain-where is that figure stated?

As this could materially affect the result do they not need to state how much was received from Connells-anyone know

CWD track record of selling any part of themselves is pretty poor. LSL wont do this-risk is beyond acceptable. CWD really do need to focus on sorting themselves out and showing staff they are stable and have a future -not diving into an other period of uncertainty.

Whens the Q3 update ?

I think CWD will have done better bottom line being closed and taking advantage of furlough support than if they were open. JMO

anyone know whats happening with Kier Living disposal.

Watch this go next few days

market is v strong but feeling its not sustainable-good time to flog of some assets though

went to Cineworld yesterday-all good-seats all taken. Spoke to cashier and they are booked up for days in advance.

The market currently is spectacular but it wont last long. I image the financials of CWD for Q4/Q1 will be better than expected but then what.If someone wants a pop at this they should do so now or it will be a long game into Q2/3 next year at earliest

Who they using to get a new CEO-lets hope its not their own HR/recruitment(useless) but a proper HH outfit.

agree here with sain@vision- has to be someone who has grown up in EA-track record

Cheap way to socialise. Safer than going to the Pub.

Cinemas will just have more showings spread out. Booking process already there. Flexible working I think will mean people can view during the daytime more. There is no need for everyone to see a blockbuster day 1 and the Cinema experience cant be repeated at home. It will take a while to find its level but before Covid it seemed to me that going to the Flicks was seeing a big resurgence and the same will happen again.

Am I naive -It seems to be the wealthy are remaining wealthy during this crisis.Who can afford to buy one of the most beautiful cars on the planet ? I know there are the intricacies on finance behind the scenes-but if I ever had enough money to buy one of these cars I would before anything else.So I will keep investing as the product remains iconic.

Not sure 25% fall in revenue is a good solid performance

LSL is pretty much a surveying firm now
Sales are the goose that lay the golden
Eggs and sales units are shrinking fast with no future plan

agreed. Makes no sense.

Always lags behind Gold miners initially but will catch up very soon.

https://thenegotiator.co.uk/onthemarket-claims-covid-lockdown-was-defining-moment-in-portal-wars/

Premier O leading the way -this will follow. Certainly possible 50s IMO

Rupert Sebag-Montefiore, Independent Non-Executive Director, has purchased 11,365 ordinary shares of 0.2 pence each in the Company at a price of 90 pence per Ordinary Share.