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Just checking in, assume Kurt has made no progress confirming a timeline from the government, will he ever? Talking of boring...my wife thinks I'm boring in bed and I get distracted too easily � Well, I guess I�d better get back to it.

"It's important we remember the true meaning of Easter", says the Archbishop of Cadbury.

I've enjoyed reading your posts, shame you won't be around to see this through. Enjoy your time away from this farce, all the best.

I know he will, my point is I hope he's in dialogue with them to get a predicted timeline.

can't disagree with those points Ibjj, although I am hopeful Kurt will stick to his word and update us soon.

I wonder if Kurt is hassling them for a decision timeline and when he will update shareholders as he said he would do?

meds kicking in

haha good one Subtle, think it's more like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxyr292sxQU

That film is nauseating, I feel quite sick after seeing that clip.

Nope

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/03/19/bt_to_close_pension_scheme/

I have uploaded to dropbox https://www.dropbox.com/s/wx3mf2gcuh3ceo4/Copy%20of%20Translated%20copy%20of%20Yttrande%20i%20%C3%A4rende%20N2017%2004553%20F%C3%96F.pdf.docx?dl=0

I see the government have confirmed they will only base their decision on the info supplied by the interested parties as below (any other submissions from other organisations will not be used) * BEM * the two SAMI * CAB * MI

I often wondered what my parents did to fight boredom before the internet. I asked my 14 brothers and sisters and they didn't know either.

In G�llok (Kallak) west of Jokkmokk, a British company wants to open a controversial iron ore mine. The plans for a mine in G�llok threaten both reindeer husbandry and biodiversity. Now we are writing to the government to stop the mine. Jokkmokkskretsen, Norrbotten Nature Conservation Association and the National Association , together with Mikael Damberg, Minister for Trade . The letter indicates that a mine would destroy reindeer husbandry, damage biodiversity and threaten the waters of the Lilla Lule River. The Sami culture and living conditions, clean waters and living forests are highlighted in the letter as an argument against a mine. Large social costs are the result as the infrastructure needed for transport is largely lacking. Jobs tend to be argued as arguments by the miners, but these are not sufficiently long-term, the letterwriters mean. In addition, the mine threatens existing jobs in reindeer husbandry and tourism. The County Council has said no, the Swedish UNESCO Council has warned that the unique area of ​​Laponia may lose its status as world heritage and the Sami in the area are categorically opposed. Responsibility rests heavily on the Minister of Industry and the Government, urged by the Nature Conservation Association to stop the mine in G�llok. https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=sv&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.naturskyddsforeningen.se%2Fnyheter%2Fjokkmokks-framtid-finns-i-bevarad-natur-inte-i-en-gruva&sandbox=1

18th May

But there is approx 58% of investors who are Swedish and I assume they must think it will be awarded sooner otherwise they would have sold?

A time to reflect today - International Women's Day certainly helped make me aware of how far we have to go with the issues of gender inequality and everyday sexism. I'm sure I speak on behalf of many blokes when I say that all the birds who helped organise it deserve a pat on the bottom for their efforts.

Don't expect an RNS to tell us about the SAMI extension, why should he? In terms of timeline for a decision he has said he will ask the government and will update shareholders accordingly.